1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary Assassinated
1914, Panama Canal Opened
1914, World War I Begins in Europe
1914, Charlie Chaplin Films Are Produced
1915, Germans Sink the Lusitania
1917, United States Enters War I
1917, Balfour Declaration, partitioned the Ottoman Empire
1918, Armistice and World War I Ends
1919, Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations
1920, Radio Broadcasting Begins
1922, USSR is Formed
1926, Hirohito Become Emperor of Japan
1927, Talking Pictures Begin
PEOPLE
Churchill,
Winston (England, 1874-1965)—Soldier, Writer,
War Strategist
Clemenceau,
Georges Benjamin(France, 1841-1929)—Premier of
France during World War I
Lawrence,
T. E. (Wales, 1888-1935)—Soldier and Author:
Lawrence of Arabia, Army Intelligence, Revolt in the
Desert
Lloyd-George,
David (England, 1863-1945)—Prime Minister of
Britain: 1916-1922
Lodge,
Henry Cabot (Massachusetts, 1850-1924)—Politician
and Author: League of Nations
Nicolas
II (Russia, 1868-1918)—Russian Czar: Joined Allies
in WWI
Pershing,
John J. (Missouri, 1860-1948)—Army Commander
Rickenbacker,
Eddie. (Ohio, 1890-1973)—American Ace, fighter
pilot WWI
Thorpe,
Jim (Oklahoma, 1886-1953)—Athlete
Wilhelm
II, Kaiser ( Germany, 1859-1941)—German Emperor
(1888-1918)
Wilson,
Woodrow (Virginia, 1856-1924)—28th President
(1913-1921): Prohibition, Women’s Suffrage, Clayton
Antitrust Act, Child Labor Law, League of Nations
York,
Sergeant Alvin C. (Tennessee, 1887-1964) —American
corporal, WWI Hero
Create
two maps: One of Europe before the war and one of Europe
after the war. Show the boundaries of the new independent
states (Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Yugoslavia, Austria, Hungary, and Finland).