From the Rise to the Fall of WWI

By Jaidans
  • War Begins

    War Begins

    Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia War begins
    Road to War
    origins of World War One
  • More Countries Join

    More Countries Join

    Germany declares war on Russia War begins
    The road to war, section 1
    Origins of world war one
  • More Allies are Brought In

    More Allies are Brought In

    Germany declares war on France War begins
    The road to war, section 1
    Origins of world war one
  • Britain Joins War

    Britain Joins War

    Great Britain declares war on Germany
    War begins
    The road to war, section 1
    Origins of world war one
  • Battle of Marne Creates the Stalemate of the War

    Battle of Marne Creates the Stalemate of the War

    The Battle of Marne, fought by the British, French, and the Germans, brings allied victory and becomes the biggest battle in the war.
  • Final Obstacle Being Removed

    Final Obstacle Being Removed

    This was the final obstacle for the United States Military defeats and food shortages result in uprising.
    The road to war, section 1
    Entering the war
    Russian revolution
  • Germans Act Against Allies

    Germans Act Against Allies

    From February to April, German U-Boats sink 844 allied vessels
    The road to war, section 1
    Entering the war
    Russian revolution
  • U.S. Joins

    U.S. Joins

    U.S. enters the war because Germany promised Mexico if they enter the war they reconcur New Mexico, Arizona and Texas
    War begins
    The road to war, section 1
    Origins of world war one
  • First U.S. Troops Reach Europe Looking to Aid the French and their Morale

    First U.S. Troops Reach Europe Looking to Aid the French and their Morale

    First American troops reach Europe. They are making an attempt to prop up French morale.
  • Tsar Nicholas II Overthrown, Provisional Government Created Pledging to Keep Russia in War

    Tsar Nicholas II Overthrown, Provisional Government Created Pledging to Keep Russia in War

    Tsar Nicholas II overthrown, making easy entry into the war for the U.S.
    The road to war, section 1
    Entering the war
    Russian revolution
  • Russian Government Seized, Leading to Treaty

    Russian Government Seized, Leading to Treaty

    Vladimir Lenin leads Bolsheviks to seize Russian government because they were very powerful and strong Americans at war
    Setbacks and advances
    Russia makes peace
  • Brest-Litovsk Treaty Makes Peace with Russia and Germany

    Brest-Litovsk Treaty Makes Peace with Russia and Germany

    Germany and Russia sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, Russia giving Germany 30 percent of its land Americans at War
    Setbacks and advances
    Russia makes peace
  • Daring Attacks Against Allies Create Setbacks Against Allied Forces

    Daring Attacks Against Allies Create Setbacks Against Allied Forces

    Germany out leashes daring attacks against allied forces Americans at War
    Setbacks and advances
    Germany attacks
  • Germans Reach Château-Thierry in France, Leading to Many French to Panic and Flee Country

    Germans Reach Château-Thierry in France, Leading to Many French to Panic and Flee Country

    Battle of Château-Thierry leads to fleeing of thousands of French Americans at War
    Joining the Fight
    Germany Attacks
  • Fortifying Germans in Battle of Verdun and Argonne Forest to Take Over German Military Weaken German Forces

    Fortifying Germans in Battle of Verdun and Argonne Forest to Take Over German Military Weaken German Forces

    Allied forces push along North Sea to Verdun to fortified German army America at War
    Setbacks and advances
    Battle of the argonne forest
  • Monarch of Germany Flees Throne, Armistice Takes Effect, Ending War

    Monarch of Germany Flees Throne, Armistice Takes Effect, Ending War

    With an open throne Germany ended the war, applying armistice, ending war Americans and war
    The armistice
    Wars deadly toll
  • Ratifying the Treaty, Punishing Germans for their Acts

    Ratifying the Treaty, Punishing Germans for their Acts

    The treaty of Versailles signed by United States and European nations, this made Germany pay for there destruction Shaping the peace
    Peace conference in paris
    The treaty of versailles