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| 1917 |
| | | A massive explosion devastates Halifax, in Canada, after a collision involving a French munitions ship | |
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| 1917 |
| | | The US Congress passes the Eighteenth Amendment, legislating for the introduction of Prohibition | |
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| 1917 |
| | | Anti-German feeling causes the British royal family to adopt the name Windsor instead of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha | |
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| 1917 March |
| | | German troops on the western front begin withdrawal to the recently constructed defences of the Hindenburg Line | |
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| 1917 March 1 |
| | | A deciphered telegram, from the German foreign minister Arthur Zimmermann, inflames US public opinion by promising Texas and more to Mexico | |
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| 1917 March 10 |
| | | A mutiny by soldiers, in support of Petrograd demonstrators, proves a turning point in Russia's February revolution | |
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| 1917 March 11 |
| | | The British commander Stanley Maude captures Baghdad from the Turks | |
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| 1917 March 11 |
| | | Crowds demonstrating in Petrograd are fired on after tsar Nicholas II sanctions the use of force | |
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| 1917 March 12 |
| | | An uprising in Petrograd brings the Peter and Paul fortress into the hands of the rebels | |
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| 1917 March 15 |
| | | With his capital city in the hands of rebels, tsar Nicholas II abdicates | |
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