World War 1

  • Assassination Of Franz Ferdinand

    Assassination Of Franz Ferdinand
    Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated by Gavrilo Princip.
  • Great War Begins

    Great War Begins
    World War 1 begins after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
  • Lusitania Sank

    Lusitania Sank
    Germany sunk the Lusitania killing over 1,000 people.
  • Battle Of The Somme

    Battle Of The Somme
    A battle of the First World War fought by the armies of the British and French empires against the German Empire.
  • Wilson Re-elected

    Wilson Re-elected
    Wilson is re-elected as president.
  • Zimmerman Note Intercepted

    Zimmerman Note Intercepted
    Germany sends a telegraph to Mexico wanting them to attack the U.S
  • US Declares War On Germany

    US Declares War On Germany
    After the interception of the zimmerman telegraph, the U.S decides to declare war
  • Selective Service Act

    Selective Service Act
    Authorized the federal government to raise a national army for the American entry into World War I through the compulsory enlistment of people.
  • Convoy system

    Convoy system
    After the Germans sank the Lusitania, the Convoy system was created which involved organizing ships into large groups under the protection of armed naval vessels to provide better defense and countermeasures against German U-boat attacks.
  • Espionage Age Passed

    Espionage Age Passed
    The espionage act is an act that makes it illegal for U.S citizens to talk bad about the government or war.
  • Russia Pulls Out Of The War

    Russia Pulls Out Of The War
    Vladimir Lenin led a revolution in Russia, causing chaos and causing Russia to pull out of the war and focus on the revolution.
  • Flu Epidemic

    Flu Epidemic
    The flu epidemic was a deadly influenza pandemic. It killed 50 million people.
  • Fourteen Points Speech

    Fourteen Points Speech
    The Fourteen Points speech was given by Wilson and it gave 14 solutions to end the war and have peace.
  • Sedition Act Passed

    Sedition Act Passed
    The sedition act expanded range of offenses of the espionage act.
  • Germany Signs Armistice

    Germany Signs Armistice
    An agreement between the allies and Germany that ended World War 1.