WWI-Great Depression-WWII timeline

Jan 1, 1913

Henry Ford opens his assembly lines to African American work

History
Jun 28, 1914

Assasination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophia

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Jul 5, 1914

Austria-Hungary surrenders to Allies

Wikipedia
Aug 3, 1914

Germany Invades Belgium

Wikipedia
May 7, 1915

Sinking of the Lusitania

History
Sep 15, 1916

First Tanks

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Feb 1, 1917

Subamrines Back

shmoop
Mar 8, 1917

Russia Communist Revolution Begins

History
May 18, 1917

Passage of the Selective Service Act

History
Jun 15, 1917

Espionage and Sedition acts passed by Congress

Wikipedia
Jul 28, 1917

War Industries Board established to regulate production in WWI

Wikipedia
Aug 10, 1917

Food Administration set up under Herbert Hoover

Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1918

Worldwide Flu Epidemic kills 30 million

virus
Jan 8, 1918

Woodrow Wilson presents his Fourteen Points Peace Plan

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Feb 10, 1918

Russia Withdraws from WWI

FirstWorldWar
Apr 8, 1918

National War Labor Board established by Woodrow Wilson

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May 28, 1918

Battle of Catingy

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Nov 9, 1918

Wilhem Abdicates

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Nov 11, 1918

WWI

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Nov 11, 1918

Armitice ends WWI

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Jun 28, 1919

Signing of the Treaty of Versailes establishing the peace at the end of WWI

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Sep 1, 1919

Hitler comes to power in Germany

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Jan 1, 1922

Benito Mussolini appointd Prime Minister of Italy

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Dec 25, 1926

Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan

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May 20, 1927

Charles Lindbergh makes first nonstop translantic flight

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Nov 6, 1928

Herbert Hoover elected president

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Oct 29, 1929

Black Tuesday

investigations
Sep 18, 1931

Japan conquers Manchuria

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Nov 1, 1932

FDR elected President 1st time

Wikipedia
Mar 1, 1933

CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS

History
Mar 1, 1933

Bank Failures Begin

Great Depression
Mar 12, 1933

First Fireside Chat by FDR

History
May 1, 1933

Agricultural Adjustment Act

Wikipedia
Dec 5, 1933

Passage of prohibtion and end of prohibition

Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1934

Dust Bowl

Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1934

Congress creates the SEC

Investor
Apr 8, 1935

Works Progress Administration

History
Aug 14, 1935

Congress passes the Social Security Act

Wikipedia
Sep 30, 1935

Boulder Dam Project begins

Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1936

Jesse Owens

Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1936

Civil war in Spain

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Jan 1, 1936

FDR elected President 2nd time

Wikipedia
May 6, 1937

Hindenburg Disaster

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Jul 2, 1937

Amelia Earhart crosses the atlantic in a solo flight

History
Period: Jul 7, 1937 to Sep 9, 1945

Japan Invades Northern China

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Oct 31, 1938

The War of the Worlds

Wikipedia
Nov 9, 1938

Night of the Falling Glass

History
Aug 23, 1939

Non aggression Pact

History
Sep 1, 1939

Germnay invades Poland

History
Sep 3, 1939

Germany Invades Poland Britain an France Declare war

History
Jan 1, 1940

FDR elected President 3rd time

Wikipedia
Sep 27, 1940

Tripartite Pact

History
Oct 28, 1940

Italy invdes Greece

Wikipedia
Mar 1, 1941

Bulgaria joins the axis

History
Mar 11, 1941

Lend Lease Act

History
Jun 22, 1941

Hitler invades the Soviet Union

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Dec 7, 1941

Pearl Harbor

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Jan 16, 1942

War Production Board

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Feb 19, 1942

Japanese Internment Camps Begin

Wikipedia
Period: Jun 3, 1942 to Jun 7, 1942

Battle of Midway

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Mar 1, 1943

German General Rommel surrenders in North Africa

History
Nov 6, 1943

Soviet troop liberate Kiev

History
Jan 1, 1944

FDR elected President 4th time

Wikipedia
Jun 6, 1944

D-Day Invasion

History
Oct 20, 1944

U.S. Troops land in the Philipines

History
Period: Dec 16, 1944 to Jan 25, 1945

Battle of the Bulge

History
Period: Jan 1, 1945 to Jan 1, 1947

Seven Year Occupation of Japan by United States

Wikipedia
Period: Feb 4, 1945 to Feb 11, 1945

Yalta Conference

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Period: Feb 19, 1945 to Mar 26, 1945

Iwo Jima

History
Apr 1, 1945

Hitler sets up Dachau

History
May 8, 1945

V-E Day and V-J Day

History
Jul 28, 1945

Hoover disbands the Bonous Army
Period: Aug 6, 1945 to Aug 15, 1945

Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

History
Period: Nov 20, 1945 to Oct 1, 1946

Nuremberg War Trials

History

Henry Ford opens his assembly lines to African American work

Assasination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophia

Austria-Hungary surrenders to Allies

Germany Invades Belgium

Sinking of the Lusitania

First Tanks

Subamrines Back

Russia Communist Revolution Begins

Passage of the Selective Service Act

Espionage and Sedition acts passed by Congress

War Industries Board established to regulate production in WWI

Food Administration set up under Herbert Hoover

Worldwide Flu Epidemic kills 30 million

Woodrow Wilson presents his Fourteen Points Peace Plan

Russia Withdraws from WWI

National War Labor Board established by Woodrow Wilson

Battle of Catingy

Wilhem Abdicates

WWI

Armitice ends WWI

Signing of the Treaty of Versailes establishing the peace at the end of WWI

Hitler comes to power in Germany

Benito Mussolini appointd Prime Minister of Italy

Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan

Charles Lindbergh makes first nonstop translantic flight

Herbert Hoover elected president

Black Tuesday

Japan conquers Manchuria

FDR elected President 1st time

CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS

Bank Failures Begin

First Fireside Chat by FDR

Agricultural Adjustment Act

Passage of prohibtion and end of prohibition

Dust Bowl

Congress creates the SEC

Works Progress Administration

Congress passes the Social Security Act

Boulder Dam Project begins

Jesse Owens

Civil war in Spain

FDR elected President 2nd time

Hindenburg Disaster

Amelia Earhart crosses the atlantic in a solo flight

Japan Invades Northern China

The War of the Worlds

Night of the Falling Glass

Non aggression Pact

Germnay invades Poland

Germany Invades Poland Britain an France Declare war

FDR elected President 3rd time

Tripartite Pact

Italy invdes Greece

Bulgaria joins the axis

Lend Lease Act

Hitler invades the Soviet Union

Pearl Harbor

War Production Board

Japanese Internment Camps Begin

Battle of Midway

German General Rommel surrenders in North Africa

Soviet troop liberate Kiev

FDR elected President 4th time

D-Day Invasion

U.S. Troops land in the Philipines

Battle of the Bulge

Seven Year Occupation of Japan by United States

Yalta Conference

Iwo Jima

Hitler sets up Dachau

V-E Day and V-J Day

Hoover disbands the Bonous Army

Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Nuremberg War Trials