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1920, Jan. 19: first meeting of the league of nations 

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1920, Jan. 19: first meeting of the league of nations 

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Explain: The establishment of a permanent international body to maintain peace in the postwar world.
Significance: tried to help keep peace so no more wars like this would happen again.

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Explain: the peace conference opens in France.
Significance: laid down some rules for the future for all of the other nations.

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1918, Nov. 11: Armistice signed the treaty of Versailles 

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1918, Nov. 11: Armistice signed the treaty of Versailles 

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Explain: signing the treaty made sure that germany would pay for the damage they caused.
Significance: the signing of the treaty soon ended the war.

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1918, Jan. 8: Wilson outlines the 14 points

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1918, Jan. 8: Wilson outlines the 14 points

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Explain: Wilson outlined his vision for a stable peace in  the world.
Significance: soon led to the treaty of Versailles because nations wouldn't listen to all of the points.

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1917, December 23: Russia withdraws from the war

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1917, December 23: Russia withdraws from the war

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Explain: Russia stops fighting in the war.
Significance: they stopped fighting in the war because of all of the stuff already happening in their own country.

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1917, Nov. 7: October revolution occurs in Russia

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1917, Nov. 7: October revolution occurs in Russia

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Explain: Vladimir Lenin led his leftist revolutionaries in a revolt against the ineffective Provisional Government.
Significance: starts more issues in the country.

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Explain: the first U.S. troops land in France at the port of Saint Nazaire.
Significance: troops start too be trained and put into battle.

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Explain: US declared war on Germany after many attacks from German forces
Significance: this is where the united states first entered world war

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1917, march 15: first Russian revolution

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1917, march 15: first Russian revolution

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Explain: The Russian Empire collapsed.
Significance: he  was replaced by a provisional government during the first revolution

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1917, Feb. 1: Germany resumes unrestricted submarine warfare

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1917, Feb. 1: Germany resumes unrestricted submarine warfare

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Explain: they stopped using this warfare for a while but they started it again.
Significance: it showed that Germany wanted to win the war no matter what.

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Explain: British code breakers intercepted an encrypted message from Zimmerman.
Significance: america started to think about joining the war.

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1915, Sep. 18: Germany calls off unrestricted submarine (u-boat) warfare

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1915, Sep. 18: Germany calls off unrestricted submarine (u-boat) warfare

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Explain: Germany declared the area around the British Isles a war zone. and would sink any ships other than German ships.
significance: it was difficult for any supplies to be shipped to the British.

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Explain: British ocean liner was sunk without warning by a German submarine.
Significance: the British declared war on Germany and entered the war.

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Explain: Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia.
Significance: war began and split the world powers apart

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June 28, 1914: Assassination in Sarajevo

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June 28, 1914: Assassination in Sarajevo

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Explain: Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife were hit with a bomb and shot which killed killed them.
Significance: Austria-Hungary blamed the Serbian government