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Sebastian Gómez Timeline
Created by
Sebastian Gomez
⟶ Updated 8 Nov 2017 ⟶
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Events
Archduke Ferdinand assassinated Saravejo, Bosnia Unsteady alliances erupt into war as Russia, Serbia´s ally, begin to mobilize
Germany declares war on Russia and France Although guaranteeing Belgian neutrality, Germans march through Belgium into France
Nations aling for War Bulgarian and Turkey join Germany and Austria-Hungary in the central powers. France, England, Russia (later Japan and Italy) join allied powers
Germany declares water around British Isles a war zone Neutral vessels are warned of potential u-boats attacks. Wilson warns Germany that it would be accountable for any loss of America Life
Wilson declares U.S neutrality Washington D.C Reflecting strong public opinion, Wilson states that U.S will not join the war
Lusitania sunk by Germans Off coast of Ireland Torpedoed without warning, the Lusitania sinks in 18 minutes, killing 1198 (128 Americans)
Arabic Pledge Berlin Germany promises not to sink unarmed liners following sinking of British liner Arabic.
Sussex Pledge Berlin Following sinking of French steamer Sussex, Germany again agrees to "visit and search" rules, but insists that Great Britain should also agree to obey international laws regarding freedom of the seas.
Wilson wins 1916 presidential election U.S Declaring "he kept us out of war" Wilson and Democrats barely defeat Hughes and Republicans (277 to 254 in electoral college)
Wilson call for "peace without victory" Washington D.C Frustated with his effort to mediate a peace, Wilson becomes convinced that both sides needed to cease hostilities
Germany resumes unlimited submarine warfare Berlin Confident that U.S help would be too late, Germany seeks to starve England into submission
Russian revolution deposes Czar Nicholas Russia Instability in Europe encourages Wilson to act
Wilson ask for declaration of war Capitol Building - Washington D.C "The world must be made safe for democracy" Wilson insists
Selective Service Act passed Washington D.C Nearly 10 million men are listed and a lottery chooses first 687.000 to serve. Eventually 3.000.000 men serve as draftees in the war
Cantigny North of Paris First victory for Americaan troops
Germans surrender, expecting a peace draw up under Wilson´s generous 14 points Compiegne France Worst war in world history is over. 10 million soldiers killied, 10 million civilians die from disease and starvation
Treaty of Versailles signed Versailles- France Germaany signs treaty drafted by "Big four" wich includes huge reparation demands
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Zimmerman note discovered Berlin to Mexico City Foreign minister Zimmerman ask Mexico to join Germany in exchange for return of sothwest U.S Bristish intercept message
Wilson ask Congress for greater powers Washington D.C Senate, led by La Follete of Wisconsin, refuses to grant Wilson power to wage an undeclared naval war
Food Administration formed Washington D.C Herbert Hoover heads effort to conserve food and boost agricultural output
Creel Commitee issues official propaganda Washington D.C Daily "Oficcial Bulletins" seek the convince Americans of the crusade for freedom and democracy and the bestial nature of the "Huns"
War industries board creted Washington D.C Led by Bernard Baruch, the WIB set prices and determined what goods should be produced by private industry
14 points declared Capitol Building- Washington D.C Wilson lists his goals for a war - free world, including a League of Nations
Chateau- Thierry France French and American troops block German advance
Belleau Wood France American forces suffer heavy losses but defeat Germans
Second Battle of the Marne France Allied forces defeat Germans who begin retreat east
Meuse- Argonne Easter France Gen. Pershing loses 120.000 men (10%) of his troops in heavy fighting
Sedan Eastern France American troops cut German supply lines 50 miles behind German front
