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Arizona

Arizona. State Report By: Taryn Case. Arizona’s Famous People. Cesar Chavez was a labor leader. Zane Grey was a author of many popular western novels Geronimo was a Apache Chief Linda Ronstadt was a country-western singer Helen Hull Jacobs was a tennis champion and writer. Arizona.

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Arizona

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  1. Arizona State Report By: Taryn Case

  2. Arizona’s Famous People • Cesar Chavez was a labor leader. • Zane Grey was a author of many popular western novels • Geronimo was a Apache Chief • Linda Ronstadt was a country-western singer • Helen Hull Jacobs was a tennis champion and writer

  3. Arizona • State Gem-Turquoise • State Snake-Ridge-Nosed Rattlesnake • State Wood-Petrified Wood • State Motto-Ditak Deus-Gold Enriches • State Flower-Saguaro Cactus Blossom • State Frog-Tree Frog • State Fish-Apache Trout • 48th State • Arizona Became State on Valentines day,1912 • State Bird-Cactus Wren • State Tree-Pald Verde

  4. State Capital • Phoenix is the capital of Arizona.

  5. Tourist Attractions • International Wildlife Museum. There Is Different kinds of animals here. • San Xavier Mission. • Sabino Canyon.

  6. Historical Event • Grand Canyon

  7. Research Reflections • I looked at the site. • I would want to have good information, not fake. • When I searched up the pictures, I made sure they were appropriate. • I looked at the information under the picture to make sure it was the right thing I was looking for. • Welcome to the U.S.A Arizona By Ann Heinrichs • Social Studies Book • Wikipedia (Grand Canyon) • 50states.com

  8. Population Density And Population • The population density of Arizona is 55.2 people per square mile. • The population of Arizona is 6,166,318.

  9. Did you knows • Did You Know?: • It would take more than 4.8 million pennies to equal the amount of copper used on the roof of the Arizona Capitol building. • Arizona has the largest percentage of land designated as Native American Tribal land in the United States. • The Hopi village of Oraibi is the oldest Native American settlement in the United States. The village was built 1100 and was discovered in 1540 by Pedro de Tovar, a lieutenant of Coronado. • Interstate 10 stretches 390 miles across Arizona. • Discovery Park's Gov Aker Observatory houses the world's largest known Camera Obscura. • More hummingbird species can be found in Sierra Vista, located in the southern portion of the state, than in any other state – earning its title as "the Hummingbird Capital of the United States." • South Mountain Preserve is the largest municipal park in the country. • Prescott, Arizona is home to the World's Oldest Rodeo, which dates back to 1888. • The only place in the United States where mail is still delivered by mule is in Havasupai, located at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. • The world's largest antique, London Bridge, is located in Lake Havasu City. This is the only object or place in the United States that has World War II damage to it. (It was damaged in London prior to moving to Lake Havasu.)

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