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(World War II (1939–1945), World War II (1939–1945), Edwardian Era…
- Britain declares war on Germany (1939)
- The Blitz: London bombed heavily (1940–1941)
- Winston Churchill becomes PM (1940)
- D-Day: British troops invade Normandy (1944)
- War ends in 1945, Labour begins welfare planning
- Pearl Harbor attacked (1941) → U.S. joins war
- U.S. fights in Europe & Pacific
- D-Day: U.S. forces land in France (1944)
- Hiroshima & Nagasaki bombings (1945)
- War ends, U.S. emerges as a superpower
- Edwardian Era (1901–1910)
- Queen Victoria dies (1901)
- King Edward VII takes the throne
- Growth of the Labour Party
- Rise of the suffragette movement
- Britain enters WWI (1914)
- Battle of the Somme (1916)
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- Representation of the People Act (1918): Women 30+ gain vote
- Interwar Period (1919–1939)
- Treaty of Versailles signed (1919)
- General Strike (1926): Workers protest low wages
- The Great Depression affects economy
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- Appeasement policy towards Hitler
- World War I & Aftermath (1917–1929)
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- Wilson promotes League of Nations
- 19th Amendment (1920): Women gain the vote
- Roaring Twenties: Jazz, cars, cinema boom
- Great Depression (1929–1939)
- Stock Market crashes (1929)
- Millions lose jobs, homes
- FDR launches New Deal programs
- Social Security Act (1935)
- Progressive Era (1901–1917)
- President Theodore Roosevelt’s reforms
- Child labor laws and safer work conditions
- Women’s Suffrage Movement grows
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