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That party which made the most electoral gains in 1930 by areas dominated by small family farms
NSDAP
That, which 67% of industrial investment went towards preparing for under the second four year plan
War
Those two classes of women that were more stigmatised from work than others, instead having roles in charity and philanthropy, alphabetically
Middle and Upper Class Women
That industry which comprised 49% of the workforce in 49%, 35% in 1907, and only 2% in 1989
Agriculture
The general trend in real wages in the German Empire after 1873
Upwards
A skilled craftsman whom owns his own business
Master
The percentage of workers employed in enterprises of no more than five employees in 1907 compared to 41.8% in 1882
31.2%
That 1879 act the political effect of which was that it divided the liberals between those accepting of such an instrument and those opposing whom broke away to form the Progressives, thus ending Bismarck's reliance on the liberals in favour of the conservatives and centre
Tariff Act
The period of economic growth from the onset of the industrial revolution until the Panic of 1873
Gründerzeit
That Junker based group in the Reichstag which tried to ensure continued majorities over the SDP by allying with the upper-middle class and industrial elite 'National Liberals'
Conservatives
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That which increasing numbers of women found necessary in Weimar Germany as many were single or widowed due to the loss of men during the war, necessitating they support their dependents
Employment
The percentage of people that worked in industry by 1902
42%
That sector of the economy which grew in West Germany relative to the others
Service Sector
That event, the outbreak of which, saw unity amongst all classes and parties with the one another and the state
First World War
Those two processes which helped to grow German industry from 1873, alphabetically
Cartelisation and Conglomerate Integration
That which 38% of the population was directly affected by during the Great Depression
Unemployment
The German currency introduced under Erhard in 1948 to replace the Reichsmark, distribution of which to banks created stimulus and liquidity for investment
Deutschmark
The official name of the Nazi Party
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
That group which formed the core of Nazi Party voters, in part due to opposition to department stores
Mittelstand
That government one of the main goals of which in reemphasising traditional roles for women was to encourage marriage and childbearing to tackle the falling birth rate, and to reduce unemployment