Joining two tables with different fields through a link-table Im a complete novice to Access (2013).

Im doing some History research and thought it would be easier to use Access. I have created two table so far. 


People, Details info about them 
Events (historical). 


Both have different fields.

Can I create a third table that collates all the info from the first two tables?

Therefore, I can 'organise' the dates to display in order. (may need to look at DOB and Event Date to merge under name field name to do this?)

I've uploaded the file for you to see if it helps. I tried to search for answers before posting but nothing along the lines im looking at was thrown up. Also have no coding experience, so this is completely new to me.

Thank you in advance

Link to Database File
People and Events are related thorugh a many-to-many relationship, because an event can have many people related to it, and one person can be related to several events. 

This is represented in a SQL database by means of a link-table, which contains (at least) two columns (fields), one indicating the unique id representing the Event, the other one indicating the unique id representing the Person (People). Let's call those columns EventId and PeopleId. The table might contain more columns if they should provide some relevant extra information (let's say you want to know which role the person had with regard to this event, such as "was the organiser", "was an attendant", "was a sponsor", "was the inducer", "led the event", "was one of the lead roles", "just was a passer-by", "was the victim", ...).

The primary key of this table is actually a compound one, comprising both (EventID, and PeopleID). So your table should be defined in a fashion similar to the one depicted in the following image:



You can let Access know how this table is related to the other ones by means of the Relationships Diagram:



The corresponding SQL definition is:

CREATE TABLE [People_x_Events] 
(
    [PeopleID] LONG NOT NULL REFERENCES [People] ([ID]),
    [EventID]  LONG NOT NULL REFERENCES [Events] ([ID]),
    PRIMARY KEY ([PeopleID], [EventID])
) ;