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WWI Timeline

By Sross
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    Woodrow Wilson’s Presidency Term

    He was the president through WWI and joined in on the war to make it “safer for democracy, he also was the 28th president.
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    WWI Timeframe

    This marks the start and finish of WWI
  • Lusitania

    Lusitania
    The Germans shot at a US “civilian” ship, that had extra weapons and ammo to help the British, but the only reason the U-Boat hit it was due to fog and the unable to see.
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    Great Migration Timeframe

    African Americans started to spread away from the south the move out west and up north to escape the old harsh racist environment they were once in.
  • Jeanette Rankin

    Jeanette Rankin
    She was the first women to get elected into congress, and she protested a ton for women’s sufferage. She got her name out there and then ran in 1914. Two years later she was elected into the senate, and her official introduction was April 2nd, 1917
  • Selective Service Act

    Selective Service Act
    Males ages 21 to 30 were required to register to potentially be selected for military service. They were chosen through as draft and then sent to the military.
  • Espionage Act

    Espionage Act
    It was made to stop spying and keep American military operations secret and only to people who were involved in them, so it inhibited other countries from sending spies and other people to come over and get US plans.
  • Vladimir Lenin and the Russian Revolution

    Vladimir Lenin and the Russian Revolution
    He overthrew the Russian government and then created the USSR and the Soviet Union was now communist. He took away a lot from the people and it caused a revolt into him being in power now.
  • Schenck Vs. United States

    Schenck Vs. United States
    To fight against the draft and try to get men who didn’t want to be apart of the war out of the war, and prevent the sending of draft tickets.
  • Influenza Epidemic 1918

    Influenza Epidemic 1918
    It infected over 500 million people worldwide, and resulted in 50-100 million deaths.
  • Wilson’s Fourteen Point Speech

    Wilson’s Fourteen Point Speech
    It was for peace negations to end and finish WWI.
  • Sedition Act

    Sedition Act
    Extended the espionage act, and adding onto the rules and the charges you could get from the espionage act. Basically reenacting it and adding onto the previous act.
  • Signing of The Treaty of Versailles

    Signing of The Treaty of Versailles
    Here the made the agreement to end WWI, and finish the bloodshed.
  • United States Senate Rejects Treaty of Versailles

    United States Senate Rejects Treaty of Versailles
    The Senate rejected the treaty, because the United States did not want to join the League of Nations or ratify the treaty.
  • 19th Amendment

    19th Amendment
    It denied the states and government from denying someone’s right to vote from gender.
  • Teapot Dome Scandal

    Teapot Dome Scandal
    It was a bribery scandal involving the President Warren G. Harding from 1921 to 1923. It involved petroleum reserves in different part of the country leased to other states without competive bidding.
  • World Series Broadcasted on Radio

    World Series Broadcasted on Radio
    Baseball's World Series is broadcast on radio for the first time. The New York Giants defeat the New York Yankees.
  • The Yankees Stadium

    The Yankees Stadium
    They built the Yankees statidum sometime in 1923, they claimed that I was the “stadium that Ruth built” talking about the world famous Babe Ruth. Constructed in the Bronx.
  • German Reperation

    German Reperation
    Germany going through rough patch by reparations payments imposed by Treaty of Versailles suffers hyperinflation. One American dollar is now worth 7,000 German marks. The image I used is of a German Mark.
  • Ford Motor Company

    Ford Motor Company
    The market capitalization of Ford Motor Company has earned over 1 billion.
  • Stock Market Crash of 1929

    Stock Market Crash of 1929
    Also known as “Black Tuesday” people were shocked when it crashed, a lot of people committed suicide and even lost everything, but days before people thought it was just going to be a bump in the Market, then it dropped greatly and some lost all their money and fortune.