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Lusitania is Launched
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Great Migration Timeframe
Ended in the 1920's. -
Wilson's Presidential Term
Ended on March 4, 1921. -
World War I Timeframe
Ended on November 11, 1918. -
Jeanette Rankin was Elected into Congress (First Woman)
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The Selective Service Act is Passed
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The Espionage Act is Passed
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Lenin Leads a Russian Revolution
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Influenza Epidemic Started
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Wilson's 14 Points Speech is Given
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Schenk vs. US Court Case (Argued)
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US Rejects League of Nations Membership
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US Senate Rejects Treaty of Versailles
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19th Amendment is Ratified
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Congress Repeals the Sedition Act
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Insulin is Discovered
First discovered by Frederick Banting and Charles H. Best, insulin is used to help patients with diabetes, which at the time was a disease that no matter what lead to death. The hormone was first discovered by testing on dogs, which resulted in the lowering of high blood glucose levels. -
The Great Gatsby is Published
Published by F. Scott Fitzgerald, "The Great Gatsby" is an American Classic known for it's symbolism throughout the story. It was later made into movies in 1973 and 2013. -
Invention of Bubble Gum
Walter E. Diemer was the first to invent a successful chewing gum, when he invented it for the Fleer Chewing Gum Company in Philadelphia. The largest bubble ever to be blown from bubble gum measured 23 inches in diameter. -
Sliced Bread is Invented
Otto Frederick Rohwedder Created the first automated bread slicer machine in 1928. This enabled sliced bread to enter grocery stores for the first time, even though the concept had been created much earlier. -
First Academy Awards are Held
Douglas Fairbanks hosted the first Academy Awards in Los Angeles at a private dinner at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. The event was presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
