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When the Pullman railroad company laid off workers and cut their wages, a nationwide strike called the Pullman strike started. Because of this, a march was threatened. An injunction was used to break the strike by the federal government.
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This was an act issued by President Wilson that made it mandatory to have men from ages 21-30 registered for military services. After a few months, over 10 million men had registered all across the country in response to this draft. However, some men ran away to avoid being drafted.
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An agreement to outlaw war that was signed in Paris. 62 nations signed this agreement which promised to never use war or violence as a way of settling conflict. This pact had little effect in stopping the war and conflict that was rising.
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The Japanese Kwangtung Army attacked Chinese troops in Manchuria in an event known as the Manchurian Incident. This was an attempt of the Japanese Empire to control the whole provide, and eventually all of East Asia.
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President Paul von Hindenburg named Adolf Hitler as chancellor of Germany after being heavily convinced by Franz von Papen. Hitler's emergence as chancellor is not only a turning and critical point for Germany, but also for the world.
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An amendment passed by the German Reichstag that helped Hitler (in the German cabinet) to assume doctoral powers. The formal and first title of this act was The Law to Remedy the Distress of People and Reich. His plans included the government building going out of use for German parliment and his team using the Opera House.
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Congress passed this neutrality act that imposed a general embargo on trading in arms and war materials with all countries involved in the war. It also forbade American ships from entering war zones and from being armed.
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Though unprecedented by Washington's actions, Roosevelt was elected and re-elected 3 times by this point, and later goes on to serve a 4th term. He is the only president to have served more than 2 terms.
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This allowed the US to be able to give aid both, financially and through resources, to foreign countries without having to be involved in the war. This act gave the US the power to lend support to countries in the war without being directly involved in it.
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An surprise attack by the Japanese Aircraft on the naval base at Pear Harbor. This attack killed thousands of Americans and brought America fully into the war.
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Hitler declared war and brought the US, who had been neutral, into European conflict. Hitler claimed that the failure of the New Deal was the real cause of the war, and that was why he declared war on the United States.
