timeline of the world at war and beyond

  • Europe creates alliance's

    Europe creates alliance's
    Europe creates problems by spliting into 2 alliance's
  • Archduke Ferdinand was assasinated

    Archduke Ferdinand was assasinated
    Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated on June 28, 1914, by a Serbian nationalist. the assasination is what started WWI
  • Austria-Hungary Declares War on serbia

    Austria-Hungary Declares War on serbia
    the Archduke assassenation sparks Austria-Hungry to declares war on Serbi
  • Russia and Germany go to war

    Russia and Germany go to war
    Germany declared war on Russia.
  • Schlieffen plan

     Schlieffen plan
    Germany applied the Schlieffen plan
  • military technology

    military technology
    The war turned into a standstill. while military technology started to evolve
  • USA and Germany

    USA and Germany
    USA stays neutral until USA declairs war on Germany
  • Russia and Germany peace treaty

    Russia and Germany peace treaty
    Russian's sign peace treaty with German's
  • WWI Military casualities

    WWI Military casualities
    thier were more casualities than you think, thier were 9,720,450 WWI Military casualities
  • Cost of WWI

    Cost of WWI
    The total cost of WWI altogther was 186.3 billion dollars in damages
  • treaty of Versailles

    treaty of Versailles
    the treaty of Versailles is signed which ended WWI. Germany was forced to pay for the damage and soon after lost their military.
  • stock market crash

    stock market crash
    The day the stock market crashed.
  • Depression getting started

    Depression getting started
    Hoover says the worst is over
  • Riots for Food

    Riots for Food
    Food riots erupt in the United States.
  • The New Deal

    The New Deal
    While campaigning for president of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt promises Americans A New Deal.
  • Roosevelt is elected president.

    Roosevelt is elected president.
    Franklin D. Roosevelt is elected president for the first time, but many hope that Roosevelt will end the Depression.
  • The Emergency Banking Act

    The Emergency Banking Act
    almost all of the banks that had been shutdown when the Depression started are open again.
  • Civilian Conservation Corps

    Civilian Conservation Corps
    Thousands of young men go to camps to work on projects such as building parks, building roads, and fighting forest fires.
  • Tennessee Valley Authority is created

    Tennessee Valley Authority is created
    Brings electricity and jobs to Americans living in the southern part of the United States.
  • Works Progress Administration

    Works Progress Administration
    puts Americans to work doing different types of jobs such as writing, acting, building bridges, and building airports.
  • Social security is created

    Social security is created
    The Social Security Act is signed. The Act grants money every month for senior citizens.
  • Beginning on WWII

    Beginning on WWII
    German dictator Adolf Hitler begins his quest to build an empire by invading Poland.
  • Pearl Harbor

    Pearl Harbor
    Japan bombs Pearl Harbor
  • U.S.A. Declares war

    U.S.A. Declares war
    Congress declares war on Japan. Germany and Italy respond by declaring war on the U.S.
  • U.S. defeats Japan at the Battle of Midway

    U.S. defeats Japan at the Battle of Midway
    The U.S. Navy fights Japan in the Battle of Midway and wins the most important battle of the Pacific campaign
  • Allied forces invade Italy.

    Allied forces invade Italy.
    Allied troops invade Italy at Salerno, Calabria, and Taranto. Italy signs a secret armistice
  • D-Day

    D-Day
    100,000 Allied forces land on the beaches of Normandy, France to fight the German forces
  • D-Day casualties.

    D-Day casualties.
    on D-Day thier were over 10,000 casualties.
  • The Allies liberate Paris.

    The Allies liberate Paris.
    After four years of German occupation, the Allies liberate Paris. French and U.S. troops force Germany to surrender.
  • The U.S. drops an atomic bomb on Nagasaki.

    The U.S. drops an atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
    A B-29 bomber drops an atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. 40,000 people are killed and Emperor Hirohito announces days later that Japan will surrender.
  • Japan officially surrenders and the war ends

    Japan officially surrenders and the war ends
    After agreeing to unconditionally surrender weeks earlier, Japan formally surrenders to the Allied forces. World War II comes to an end.