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Franz Ferinands Assassination
Franz Ferinand was assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, a member of the Seerbian Nationalist society Black Hand. -
Battle of Tannenberg
Major defeat of Russia -
Restricted Warfare
Germany announces unrestricted warfare against all ships, neutral or otherwise that enters was zone waters. -
The Lusitana
The Lusitana ship sank because of Germany's submarine attack while traveling from New York to Liverpool, England. -
Battle of Verdun
The longest and bloodiest battle of WW1. German uses total war to destroy French morale sacrifices to obtain victory. -
Battle of Somme
British attacked in the Somme River to pull German troops away. The British suffered 19,000 casualties and over 1 million casualties on both sides within 5 months. -
Continued Unrestricted Warfare
Germany announces that they are resuming unrestriced warfare. Any warfare on ships and passegner ships that tried sailing to Mexico. -
Zimmermann Note
The American public learned about a German note sent to Mexico asking to propose to ally if America eneters the war. -
Russia withdrewing from the war
Russia redrews meaning no more Easter Front. During that time, Russia launches an assult on the Western Front in March of 1918, making them lose 800,000 troops. -
Declared War
America declares war on Germany and its allies. -
Selective Service Act
The congress passes on the Selctive Service Act for more military men. -
Treaty of Brest-Litowsk
Germany signing a treaty from Russia which officially pulled Russia (USSR) out of WW1. -
World War 1 Results
More than 2 million American soldiers fought in war - 50,000 of them had died. -
The Treaty of Versailles
A meeting and signing of the treaty. The treaty was disscussed for Germany being held responsible of the damages they caused. The big four; Woodraw Wilson from the USA, David Lloyd from Great Britian, Goerges Clemencean from France and Vittorio Orlando from Italy discusses their goals for the treaty also. -
Official Ending
The ending of World War 1 after the Treaty of Versailles was signed.