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Achievements of the Weimer period - Coggle Diagram
Achievements of the Weimer period
Democracy
Proportional representation allowed many political voices to be heard
Civil liberties like free speech and freedom of assembly were protected
Weimer Germany had one of the most democratic systems in Europe with all men and women over 20 being allowed to vote
Culture
Cinema, theatre, and cabaret became more popular
The Bauhaus school influenced modern art, design and architecture
The period saw a rise in art and entertainment with Berlin becoming a cultural centre
Foreign policy
The Locarno Pact and League of Nations membership helped restore respectability
The Treaty of Berlin in 1926 strengthened ties with the Soviet Union
Stresemann's policies improved Germany's relations with its neighbours
Economy
Public works and housing projects improved living conditions
Welfare benefits and unemployment insurance were introduced
Industrial production recovered to the same as before the war in the 1920
Social change
Education reforms aimed to improve literacy and skills
Urban areas experienced greater freedom and a more modern lifestyle
Woman gained more rights and opportunities in work and politics