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The Battle of The Marne (first) starts September 5, 1914

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The Battle of The Marne (first) starts September 5, 1914

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The battle of the Marne was the biggest in all of WWI, although the first one just lasted for about a week. British and French Soldiers tried to hold and push back the opposing German men. The battle killed or wounded over 500,000 men in total.

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The leaders of the Ottoman, German, and Austria-Hungary empires.

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The Ottomans join the Battle October 29, 1914

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The Ottomans join the Battle October 29, 1914

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The Ottoman empire, today known as Turkey, was very threatened when Russia moved all of its troops to The Turks west border. They responded with the full mobilization of their troops too, earning them a spot in the war.

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America joins the war, even when it had sworn not to. this is because of a few factors. The first was German u-boats and the sinking of the Lusitania. It was an event that killed over 1000 people, and Germany refused to stop. The next factor was the Zimerman telegram, in which Germany asked Mexico to start a war with America, and they would fund Mexico money and promise to give them California and texas if they won. In all of this mayhem, American president Woodrow Willson decided to declare war on Germany and start building up its army. In just a few months the American armada went from a couple hundred thousand to over four million.

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American Newspaper at the time of the armistice

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Germany was overrun by the combined forces of the allied nations. Its friends had already surrendered, and The allies were preparing to take Berlin! With nothing to do, Germany signed an Armistice putting an end to the horrible as that had killed millions. In the Versailles treaty, Germany was forced to pay billions for damages to France and the allies and take full ownership of the war. The German economy was crippled into a dysfunctional state, witch lead to Hitler and the rise of the Nazi party.

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January 1920 Prohibition goes into effect

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January 1920 Prohibition goes into effect

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Who: the anti-salon league was one of the most influential groups in US history
What: It tried to make America better altogether, decrease crime and improve health
When: 1920-1933 because people got angry they couldn't have booze.
Where: it started in Chicago and ended up spreading everywhere.
Why: To protect families and individuals from the ‘scourge of drunkenness’ didn’t go too well for the government because it created a whole illegal industry for alcohol production and shipment.

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Who: Dr.Frank Conrad and station KDKA

What: It released the presidential election results

Where: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Why: makes it so who won the presidential race and not have to wait for the newspaper

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European Allies propaganda poster at the beginning of the war

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WWI is lit by the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, heir to the throne. With this, Europe dominoes into an all-out war because of one thing: allies. almost every country in Europe was allied with another, and when Austria-Hungary waged war on Serbia, Russia declared war on Austria-Hungary, Germany waged war on Russia and Serbia, France and England declared war on the central powers, and even the Ottoman Empire got in on it.

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Who: The great migration and the African Americans who migrated to Harlem.
What: They had a lot more freedom in New York and they had regular jobs with normal hours. They expand their writing and poetry and become activists.
When: Begins in the 1920s
Where: A section in new york called Harlem.
Why: because the people wanted more fair rights and they would not settle for anything less once they started getting a reasonable amount of money.

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Who: John Scopes was a school teacher in Tennessee.

What: He teaches a high school class about evolution. After it is found out that he teaches that he gets arrested because he broke a law.

When: July 1925 is the trial

Where: In Tennessee, in a school.

Why: Tennessee is very afraid of new religions, new ideas, cultures, and races. This shows how free speech was not implemented fully and Americans were still

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Who: Sacco and Vanzetti

What: They were sentenced to death after murdering a man and his guard. They were executed by electricity

When: On April 15, 1920, killed a man and his guard, the man was a paymaster, who was holding money, and they robbed him.

Where: Charles town state prison is where they were held, but they killed the man outside of Morrill shoe factory.

Why: They killed a man and his guard, and the man was carrying over 15,000 dollars. The U.S. does not want very many people to immigrate to America because they thought that it would make America watered down. They make a quota for what kinds and how many immigrants come into the U.S. The Italians and Polish are very hurt by this because nobody could get in. Except for Egland, European foreigners were considered all communists, and people were scared of them. There is never enough evidence to convict them of the crime, and they get trialed because they are Italian. This is an amazing example of the U.S. being afraid of immigrants and discriminating to the point that we executed two men who could not be proven guilty.

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Who: The Warner Brothers

What: It was the first movie to have synchronized dialogue.

When: It was released in 1927

Where: The United States

Why: It begins the time of talking movies, and silent movies are completely killed. This also births better and better films.

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1927 Lindbergh flies across the Atlantic 

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1927 Lindbergh flies across the Atlantic 

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Who: was an American flyer, he was pretty handsome. He had 5 kids and his toddler was kidnaped and murdered.

What: He was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic.

When: May 21, 1927, when he flew across the Atlantic

Where: he was born in Detroit in 1902 their family moved to Minnesota.

Why: It was a huge accomplishment and other pilots did not have enough fuel. He did the flight because he heard on TV that if anyone flew from New York to Paris they would give 25,000

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Who: Henry ford made it

What: Was a car that was very cheap and accessible

When: it was introduced in December 1927 when another car was not doing well when

Where: In Chicago, it was introduced in the ford construction site.

Why: It would completely change the would of driving.

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Who: The 31st president of the U.S.

What: He was the president during some of the roaring ’20s and the great depression.

When: Born august 10th 1924 and was elected March 4th, 1929

Where: Iowa, west ranch

Why: In WWI got a bunch of allies, and he led the rationing effort for the soldiers. They call homeless camps Hooverville because they blame him.

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February 1929 St. Valentine's day massacre

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February 1929 St. Valentine's day massacre

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Who:In the St.Valentine's day massacre, 7 mobsters: Adam Heyer, Frank Gusenberg, Pete Gusenberg, John May, Al Weinshank, James Clark, as well as a visitor, Dr. Reinhardt H. Schwimmer were shot up against the wall. The shooters were with the rival gang of Al Capone's, with two dressed as police officers. There was only one witness, a dog named Highball. The dog went crazy and had to be put down. Al Capone wanted to get Moran himself, but he arrived late to the meeting and did not walk in when he noticed the police car outside.
What: The St.Valentine's Day Massacre was an organised attack were four of Al Capone's men (two dressed as police officers) pretended to do a shakedown for illegal liquor before telling the seven rival mobsters to line up against the wall. There, they pulled out Tommy guns and shot them all at once.

When: The St.Valentine's day massacre was at 10:30 AM February 14, 1929. At the time, Moran’s men were going to hold a meeting for their newest hijacked supply of Canadian booze
Where: The shooting took place inside of the S.M.C. Cartage Company garage at 2122 North Clark Street on north side Chicago. The wall, covered in bullets and blood was drawn on to make the bullet holes more visible.

Why:Because of 18th amendment, the illegality of liquor and producing liquor, many major mobsters started making millions with the illegal business. Turf wars erupted everywhere, as some gangs tried to hijack other gangs shipments. The most prominent of these gangs was Al Capone’s south side gang, but he wanted all of chicago. He was challenged many times because of this desire and his biggest problem was George “Bugs” Moran’s north side gang. As a solution to this problem, Capone tried to kill of Moran himself, but got seven of his gang istead.

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Who: most Americans used credit, so the fault lands on the American people.

What: Tons of people get unemployed, and

When: October 28, 1929, the stock market crashes.

Where: People in huge cities and wall street investors got impacted the most, but people in more rural places were less affected unless they spent a lot in the countryside for some reason.

Why: The stock market reached a huge high point because there was a lot of credit being used. The stock market continues to drop and everyone rushes to sell their stocks, but this caused the banks to close their doors, and this completely crushes the stock market.

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March 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act Passed 

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March 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act Passed 

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Who:  It was named after Senator Reed Smoot and Willis Hawley
What: It was supposed to make people buy more American goods by taxing foreign goods. Internation trade in the U.S. is going to be much harder with this act passed. The idea was to give farmers less cometitions
When: Hoover signed the tariff act on
Where: It was affecting the English goods by taxing their goods to make people buy more American-made products, it ended up being horrible because the Europeans taxed the American goods back.

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Who: the people who would be affected was the farmers the most because their crops would get destroyed and the droughts were killing their crops too. Normal people would be affected because of the lack of food, and the giant dust storms.
What: It was a period when tons of dust storms hit the midwest region of the U.S.
When: It started in 1930 and ended in 1936.
Where: affected New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska
Why: the dust bowl was a huge event in American history, and it should never be repeated. It was the result of too much farming, and the topsoil completely drying out. It made farming very difficult.

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July 1932 Bonus March by World War I Veterans

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July 1932 Bonus March by World War I Veterans

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Who: The leader was Walter Waters, and over 40,000 people participated. Walter was a WWI veteran
What: It was where veterans from WWI protested and marched to the capital to demand their money for fighting.
When: The event happened on July 5, 1952
Where: It took place in Washington D.C. at the capital for bonus money.
Why: It was about veterans who needed money for their families during the great depression. The veterans were promised money in 13 years, and they were saying that they should get it now because of how badly things were going.

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1932 Franklin Roosevelt Elected President

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1932 Franklin Roosevelt Elected President

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Who: Was the president of the U.S. in the great depression.
What: He was the president after Hoover
When: Was born July 1882, and died 1945
Where: Hw was elected senate in New Yor in 1920, then Assistant secretary, and finally President
Why: He provides the new deal, which protects farmers with money and makes social security numbers.

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Who: The victims of the Memorial Day Massacre were Striking steel workers, many of them with wives and children because of the extremely nice weather conditions. The victimizers were the Chicago police who were already on the scene when the picketers arrived.

What: The Memorial Day Massacre was a very violent event in U.S. labor history, some might even say the most. It was a shooting done by the Chicago police on protesting workers. The atrocity left 10 dead and nearly 100 wounded.

When: The Memorial Day Massacre happened Sunday, May 30, 1937. More protests followed the Massacre like the women picketing at City Hall, Chicago, on June 2, 1937.

Where: The Memorial Day Massacre was outside of a steel mill, The mill was operated by the company that the workers were striking against, and they had formed a picket line before the massacre started.

Why: The Workers who ended up dying where part of a strike. They were striking against the Republic Steel Corporation. It was also a part of the Little Steel Strike of 1937. The company tried to replace workers but ultimately deflated to violence. Sadly, the use of violence not only stopped the picketing but got the government involved, where the company won. The government also put stricter laws on striking.

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Hitler has built up his navy, army, and air force. Now, he wants to invade Poland, who is poorly defended. Poland is completely taken within weeks, and Britain and France declare war on Germany day two.

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Pearl harbor was a surprise attack that was very successful by Japan. Japan worried that the U.S. would have to much of a powerful navy if when they entered the war, and would take out Japan. Because of this Japan attacked the U.S. air base getting America into the fight even faster.

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After the nuclear bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Defeat was imminent for Japan. They had lost many islands to america, and more nuclear bombs were could have dropped, so they surrendered. Many soldiers and high ranking officials killed themselves before surrendering because of their national pride.