What political change occurred under Stresemann's leadership after 1923?

Under Stresemann's leadership after 1923, the political environment in Germany was characterized by stabilization rather than chaos or extreme political mobilization. Stresemann implemented several significant policies and reforms that helped to create a more stable and functioning parliamentary democracy during a time of crisis following World War I and the hyperinflation of 1923.

His administration marked a period of relative peace and cooperation in the Weimar Republic. The creation of a new currency, the Rentenmark, helped to curb hyperinflation, leading to improved economic conditions. Consequently, political stability was enhanced, and there was a notable decrease in revolutionary activities and violent conflicts that had previously plagued the country.

While the political landscape did see a rise in extremist parties in the longer term, particularly towards the end of the Weimar Republic, during Stresemann's initial leadership, the absence of revolutions indicated a degree of political normalization. This environment allowed for a focus on rebuilding and negotiating Germany's place in the post-war world, exemplified by Stresemann’s efforts to secure Germany's entry into the League of Nations in 1926.