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The Archduke of Austria was assassinated.
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President Wilson urged the United States to be neutral going into the war.
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A luxury passenger liner was sunk by a German U-Boat killing many people.
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The battle of Marne was the last major German offensive on the Western Front
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The Zimmerman Telegram was received by the U.S. and saw that Germany was planning on gaining assistance from Mexico to take over America
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The point where the United States officially declares war on Germany for WWI.
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Wilson created the CPI (Committee on public information) which promoted the war.
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An act which creates a world army without a conscription or list of people who are being recruited to fight.
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This was when U.S. troops went into Europe for the first time in WWI
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The Espionage Act was put in place to stop people from interfering with the government during the war.
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This was a document written by Wilson about how peace treaties should be organized.
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The Germans signed their official surrender in Compiegne France.
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The Paris Peace Conference was the meeting of the allies powers to decide what the end of the war and set the peace terms.
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The United States rejected to sign the peace treaty after WWI.
