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The Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated by a Bosnian loyalist to end Austro Hungarian rule in Bosnia.
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President Woodrow Wilson urges the U.S. to stay neutral and not declare war against Germany.
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The Lusitania was a british ship that was sunk by german u boats.
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The Zimmerman note was a telegraph sent from Germany to Mexico attempting to convince Mexico to join Germany in WW1. However it was intercepted by british cryptographers and was relayed to the United States.
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America declares war on Germany.
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The espionage act was created to make it illegal to talk down on the U.S. government during a time of war.
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American troops cross the atlantic ocean by boat to reach europe.
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Woodrow Wilson's 14 points was a 14 point program for world piece that was used at the end of the war to ensure further peace.
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The selective service act was when the U.S. drafted citizens for war.
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The second battle of Marne was the last major German battle on the western front.
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This surrender ended fighting on all fronts.
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The paris peace conference was where the allied powers decided what they were going to do with the central powers after the war was over.
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The U.S. senate rejected the treaty because they didn't agree with it’s terms.
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The creation of the CPI was the committee of public information.
