Post-war economic problems (reparations, hyperinflation, foreign loans) (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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Post-war economic problems (reparations, hyperinflation, foreign loans)
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What was government spending per resident in 1913?

20.5 marks

By 1929, government spending per resident reached what amount?

Over a hundred marks

In which year did the German economy collapse?

1930

What was government revenue from income tax in 1925?

28%

What is hyperinflation?

Accelerated inflation devaluing money

How many banknote printing presses were operating in mid-1923?

1,800

Who headed the Dawes Plan proposed in April 1924?

Charles Dawes

Under the Dawes Plan, what were the annual reparations for the first five years?

1 billion marks

How many years was the Young Plan payment period?

59 years

Who headed the 1929 committee on German reparations?

Owen Young

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