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Franz Ferdinand was the heir to the Austro-Hungarian empire, his assassination sparked the first war.
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Russian military experts were able to help create a better Serbian army
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This was the first true global war, it began in Europe but spread throughout the world very quickly.
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They claimed Russia had already crossed their frontier, which started the war.
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Germany's plan to attack France called for an attack against Belgium.
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German Army asked Gustav Krupp to improve this gun so it has the capability of destroying the heaviest fortification.
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The French soldiers were no match for the machine-guns and heavy artillery, they were later forced to retreat.
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French ordered their men to dig defensive positions near the Mons Canal.
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Series of battles fought against the eastern frontier of France.
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Strikes with lethal force against the advancing Russian 2nd Army
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Name of three battles fought near the town of Albert, of northern France during World War
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They arrived by by train and quickly boarded five grey ships for England
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A German force were sent out to Dogger Bank with the intention of disrupting the British to sink their escorts.
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The ship was named after the ancient Roman province of Lusitania.
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She is celebrated for saving the lives of casualties
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Palmer Raids were attempts by the United States Department of Justice To arrest radical leftisits. These occured in November of 1919, and January of 1920. Which was led by Alexander Mitchell Palmer.
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An organazation founded as a result to the Paris Peace Confrence. Which ended the first world war.
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553 people died from this.
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The majority of them voted no. Switzerland was the last country in Europe to give women the right to vote.
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Andrew "Rube" Foster served as the president of this oranization, became known as "The father of black baseball"
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They considered preserving this neutrality essential to Switzerland's economic and political developmenth
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United states senators Senators Henry Cabot Lodge, William E. Borah, and Hiram Johnson, opposed more than others.
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Womens right to vote.
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In Marion, Ohio he gave a speech on his front porch.
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He won th Nobel Peace Prize for supporting lasting peace after war.
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They reported that for the first time in America 51% live in cities and towns of more than 2500
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Pancho Villa agreed to retire as part of a peace agreement with the president of Mexico.
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Wrote a book while imprisoned on "political crimes"
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Sentenced to 5 years in prison for storming into a beer hall and attempting to force the trimvirate.
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He was an Italian Fascist leader who gave a speech in Rome when somebody with a mental illness tried to shoot him,
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Signed by the United States, Great Britain, Italy, France, and Japan. Took effect January 1, 1931, expires December 31, 1936.
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Designated a national monument by President Herbert Hoover.
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Lyrics were inspired by the bombing of Fort HcHenry.
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Nevada legalizes Gambling
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Later found dead close to home. Three years later Bruno Hauptmann was convicted of the crime.
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His speech began to rally the public and congress to deal with the great depression.
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Ended prohibition
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The United States pulls troops from Haiti
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Also known as the 5 power naval treaty
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Declared a national policy to preserve historic sites, such as National Historic Landmarks
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Dedicated by President Roosevelt
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Act is passed
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Minimum wage is enacted
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Asked the U.S. Congress for a defense budget hike
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United States declares neutrality with European War
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attacked 12 ships off British coast, 3 sank, 35 dead
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intense air battle between Germans and British over great Britain's airspace
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assaignated by Mercader with a mountaineering ice pick
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Japanese launched air attack on the U.S Naval Base at Pearl Harbor
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American citizens, were rounded up and shipped to internment camps.
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killed by a grenade while travelling in his car in Prague.
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defeated imperial Japanese Navy
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When Anne Frank and her family went into hiding
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Germany Army was in full retreat.
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after going through rough military conditions italy decided to join the allied powers
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after the attempt to be killed he used an excuse to go after anybody in the war
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after defeating Germany the FDR dies
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Harry Truman becomes 33rd president of the United States
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After Russian troops fought within yards of his subterranean bunker he shot himself
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after hitler dies german troops laid down their arms
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Supposably commited suicide
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The war in europe came to an end
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Harry Truman orders atomic bombs to be used
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Rejected by Japan
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The only use of nuclear weapons in war to date.
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Founded in 1945 after World War II to replace the League of Nations, to stop wars between countries.
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help all countries to stop communism
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was assaignated
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Becomes communist
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was established to keep peace
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protested for being denied service
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was launded by the United States
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killed in plane crach near Belgium while on their way to world championships
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invasion of Cuba replused by Cuban forces
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completed with commander Alan B. Shepard Jr.
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extended to the United States virgin islands
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allowed James Meredith to enter the University of Mississippi as the first black student
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bulit offensive missiles in Cuba
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were moved by General Robert F. Kennedy
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introduced in 1970s but faded in 1990s
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National Guard suddenly fired upon a crowd of student protesters, four killed, nine wounded
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Two Israeli athletes were killed during the raid and nine others were taken hostage
