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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand-June 28, 1914

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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand-June 28, 1914

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Serbia, who was already hostile towards Austria-Hungary, was responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. This is a key moment that started World War I.

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Invasion of Togoland by Britain and France, starts WWI in Africa- August 6, 1914

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Invasion of Togoland by Britain and France, starts WWI in Africa- August 6, 1914

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Togoland in Africa was a German colony, it was near the Gold Coast. After different territories were invaded across Africa the Berlin Conference was called and had each nation remain neutral.

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Japan declares war on Germany-August 23, 1914

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Japan declares war on Germany-August 23, 1914

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Japan was quick to honor their alliance to Britain and declared war on Germany, officially started WWI in Asia.

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Allies stop the German Invasion of Paris-September 6, 1914

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Allies stop the German Invasion of Paris-September 6, 1914

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Originally, the Germans were successful in beginning to invade France, but they were stopped by the Allied Powers and Paris was liberated.

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Long Stalemate of the Western Front-1915-1917

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Long Stalemate of the Western Front-1915-1917

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Because of the trench warfare and "No Man's Land," there was a two year-long stalemate. New technological advancements such as machine guns caused an impossible area to cross between trenches. Machine guns shot so many rounds a minute, soldiers couldn't cross without being killed.

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Allies attack Turkey in the Gallipoli Campaign-February 1915-January 1916

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Allies attack Turkey in the Gallipoli Campaign-February 1915-January 1916

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With the stalemate on the Western Front, the Allies wanted another offensive in another region, this led to the attack on Turkey.

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The Arab revolt in Ottoman Empire-June 1916-October 1918

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The Arab revolt in Ottoman Empire-June 1916-October 1918

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Arab nationalism grew within the Ottoman Empire, this caused a revolt within the empire. Britain joined these forces.

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America had remained neutral in the war, but since the Zimmerman note, they were outraged and now motivated to join the war. This eventually ended in a win for the Allied Forces.

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Russia had withdrawn from the war, this freed 48 German divisions and Germans had their best chance to win so they sprung an offensive. This ended up being unsuccessful.

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The Central Powers Surrender- September 29-November 11, 1918

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The Central Powers Surrender- September 29-November 11, 1918

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The Germans were forced to retreat and surrender after taking their last military resort on the Hindenburg Line, which was 6 defensive lines parallel to the Belgium border, this line was breached. The German empire was collapsing with food shortages and mass starvation. Germany surrendered and had to pay for the damage done by the war.