WW1 events

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  • Archduke assassination

    Archduke assassination
    The assassination of Archduke ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, led to the start of WW1.
  • Neutrality in WW1

    Neutrality in WW1
    America was staying neutral in the beginning of the war because they feared that since there's a high german population living in america, entering the war would cause internal conflict.
  • Sinking of the Lusitania

    Sinking of the Lusitania
    A german U-boat sank a british passenger ship containing numerous american passengers.
  • Zimmerman note

    Zimmerman note
    Germany sent a telegram to Mexico urging them to declare war on America. Britain intercepted it and gave it to america.
  • America declares War

    America declares War
    America declared war because the build up of events
  • Creation of the CPI

    Creation of the CPI
    A government agency in america that spread propaganda to increase support in the war.
  • Selective Service Act

    Selective Service Act
    This Act drafted a large portion of men under the age of 25 but over the age of 18.
  • Espionage Act

    Espionage Act
    This act enforced citizens to not be allowed to criticize their government.
  • American Troops Enter Europe

    American Troops Enter Europe
    America sent their first troops to France.
  • Wilson's 14 Points

    Wilson's 14 Points
    These points were made to state how when WW1 ended, how they should keep peace and what methods to use, however, it failed.
  • Second Battle of Marne

    Second Battle of Marne
    This was the last major German offensive taken into the western front, in other words, their last attack of WW1.
  • Paris Peace Conference

    Paris Peace Conference
    The leaders of the victors met in Versailles, Paris to talk about the terms of peace, it was significant. It laid the foundation of the co editions that would put Germany into high debt and cause Germany to rise again and start WW2
  • Rejection of the Treaty of Versailles

    Rejection of the Treaty of Versailles
    Wilson did not support the league of nations that was proposed in the treaty and America was a leading power and very important to its ratification.
  • German Surrender in Compiegne, France

    German Surrender in Compiegne, France
    Germany surrendered in a train car in France which symbolized the final end to the war.