WW1 timeline

  • Assassination of the Archduke

    Assassination of the Archduke
    Archduke Francis Ferdinand was assassinated by Serbian nationalist. In Bosnian city of Sarajevo. Which puts the war into motion. (1,2)
  • Emperor William II

    Emperor William II
    Germany assured Austria Hungary rely on germany's full support even if matters went to the length of the war with russia (1)
  • Czar Nicholas II

    Czar Nicholas II
    Russia abolished its army to support serbia against the fight against Austria hungary. (1)
  • Germany Enters

    Germany Enters
    Prompted by the mobilization of Russia Germany declares war on Russia. This makes germany think the war would be good to expand its empire. (2)
  • Germany Invades Belgium

    Germany Invades Belgium
    Following the Schrieffer Plan. Germany invade belgium and luxembourg . Which led to Germany to declare war on France . (2)
  • Great Brittain Enters

    Great Brittain Enters
    Sence Germany violated belgium's neutrality Great britain declares war on Germany to defend Belgium. (2)
  • Russia Invades East Prussia

    Russia Invades East Prussia
    When Russia invades East Prussia this coses Germany to launch a counter attack to push Russia back. This started the fighting on the eastern front. (6)
  • Battle of Tannenberg

    Battle of Tannenberg
    The battle of Gutenberg was fought between Germans eighth army and Russians second army. The Germans gained a major victory. (4,8)
  • Rupert Brooke

    Rupert Brooke
    Ruper and Brooke wrote a patriotic sonnet that became very popular during the early years of the war. (20)
  • 1st battle of the Marne Begins

    1st battle of the Marne Begins
    The battle of Marne begins which makes the allies to be able to stop the German schlieffen plan. his make all armys stalled in trench warfare for years. (6,7)
  • Battle of Lodz

    Battle of Lodz
    Germany ninth army supported defending from the attack from russian to enter german land. (6)
  • Woodrow Wilson

    Woodrow Wilson
    Vowed to hold Germans responsible for the submarine attack. Hes also said that the americans weren't ready for the war. (1)
  • Trench warfare

    Trench warfare
    (8)
  • British Propaganda

    British Propaganda
    The british army appealed to the men by using heroism, pride, and loyalty. As one poster read ''Its our flag fight for it work for it.'' (4)
  • Armenian Genocide

    Armenian Genocide
    The armenians were selected to deportations expropriation, alduction, tortured and starved to death. (12)
  • Armenian Concentration Camps

    Armenian Concentration Camps
    (12)
  • Lusitania

    Lusitania
    German submarine sank the british lusitania lines lusitania killing 1,000. Which helped make the U.S. join WW1 in 1917. (4,5,7)
  • Ottoman government

    (12)
  • Zeppelin Raid on London

    Zeppelin Raid on London
    Germany begane zeppelin raids on landon. There was a total of 51 raids during WW1. A total of 5,806 bumps causing 1,358 injuries and 557 deaths. (5)
  • The Russian Revolution

    The Russian Revolution
    The Russian revolution forced Russia to withdraw in the great war. Which forced germany to leave eastern front. (7,9)
  • The river Piave

    The river Piave
    (8)
  • U.S Propaganda

    U.S Propaganda
    One of the most famous propaganda posters the U.S released was the '' I want you for the U.S. Army.'' It had had a picture of Uncle Sam pointing at ''you'' as if he was talking directly to you. If you care about your country, you will fight for it. (4)
  • Airplanes

    Airplanes
    Air planes were first used by the germans during WW1. This impacted the war because not only were they helpful during battle it allowed them to fly over trenches and gather information on there enemy. (6)
  • Wilfred Owen

    Wilfred Owen
    wilfred owen wrote a gloomy anthem called ''Anthem for doomed youth.'' It pictured the war fallen as dying cattle. (20)
  • North Sea Blockade

    North Sea Blockade
    The British declares the north sea a british army area and all ships to enter british ports to have inspections. Which leds to the crippling of the german economy and lose of raw materials. (5,11)
  • Submarine warfare

    Submarine warfare
    On February 1st Germany resumed unrestricted submarine warfare. Germany lead an attack on the Italians near the river Piave, killing or capturing 300,000 men. (8)
  • U.S Enters

    U.S Enters
    (7,10)
  • The Battle of Vimy ridge

    The Battle of Vimy ridge
    The battle of Vimy ridge overlooked the plains of artios, crucial high ground. The Canadians soldiers firmly swiped away the German defenders. The Canadians lost 3,598 troops and killed 20,000 Germans. (6)
  • Siegfried Sassoon

    Siegfried Sassoon
    Offered a gruesome vision of a battlefield with ''counter attack.'' It showed a place rotten with the dead. (19,20)
  • Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points

    causes and effects (14)
  • WW2

    WW1 part 2 begins which made the league fall apart and was not affected by stopping the war. (15)
  • Armistice Day

    Armistice Day
    On the 11th day of the 11th hour 11th month the Germans sign a armistice that war was final over and Allies have won. (7)
  • Treaty of Versailles

    causes and effects(14)
  • Austria-Hungary

    Because of the treaty of versi germany was unable to unite with Austria hungary. They lost two thirds of there people and three fourths of their land. (16,18)
  • U.S rejects the League of Nations

    One of the major resins the U.S. rejected the league of nations is because they wonted to end all secret treaties. (15)
  • The Great Depression

    Since Germany counted pay back the reparations from WW1 this lead the U.S. into the great depression. Which was the worst economical disaster in the U.S. history (17)