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Christmas Truce Along Western Front
British and German Soldiers used crossed trenches to be able to exchange gifts and to talk to one another before Christmas. -
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Ferdinand was not liked by most historians and was shot to death. His wife Sopie also died while being shot in the abdomen -
Schlieffen Plan
It was an operational plan to attack France but it also caused war on Germany. It was also a name given after World War 1 was over. -
Sinking Of Lusitania
The ship won the blue ribbon for being one of the fastest ships in U.S History. It was used for government uses and war. -
Sussex Pledge
The Sussex Pledge was a promise that was made to the United States by Germany by the continuance of World War 1. Germany allowed submarines and attacked without warning. -
Germans Introduce Poison Gas
German soldiers use poisonous gases that killed over 1,000 soldiers. France and Britain had to develop gas masks to prevent any more death and destruction. -
Battle Of Verdun
The Battle of Verdun was one of the most largest wars fought between Germany and the French. Millons of soldiers died during these wars. -
Zimmerman Telegram
A message about the war between the United States and Germany -
President Woodrow Wilson Asking For Declaration Of War
Congress sends U.S military troops to declare war on Germany. Wilson raised the toll of soldiers by doing programs to defeat Germany. -
Selective Service Act Became Law
Federal Government was told to raise a national army for the United States before World War 1 begins. -
Trench Warefare Began
Trench warefares were used to prevent enemies from coming into their countries. -
Genral John J. Pershing Became AEF Leader
General John Pershing was the leader who led American Expiditionary Forces to victory over Germany after World War 1 ended. -
Battle Of Argonne Forest
It played a major role in World War 1 and was one of the most deadilest wars ever fought in U.S History. Over 26,000 soldiers died and is one of the wars that has been forgotten. -
World War 1 Ended
Germany surrendered to the United States in November 1918 and signed the Treaty Of Versailles. -
Committee On Public Information Found
It was an independent agency regardaring American participation in World War 1