ARIZONA

PHOENIX
MARCUS KOLMAN

Fun Facts:
● Size = 113,998mi².
● Population =7,408,017 people.
● State animal Ringtails.
● State fish The Apache Trout .
● State flower The Saguaro Cactus.
● State tree Blue Palo Verde.
● The state rock is the Wulfenite.
● 1. There are 22 National Parks and Monuments in

Arizona.

● 2. Arizona is home to 75+ Licensed Craft Breweries.

● 3. Arizona Chefs and Restaurants have received

more than 50 James Beard Nominations since 201.
 Culture
The culture in Arizona is very unique in that it combines
outside fun, the native American and spanish cultures.
Arizona is great for people who like outdoor activities.
The locals are very much into hiking, biking, camping,
golf, and anything that involves being outside. Arizona's
traditions normally involve being outdoors. They like to
farm outside with the fresh breeze.

ECONOMY
Industry
The main employment jobs in Arizona are electronics
and food. Arizona's original export activities, agriculture
and digging remain big in many parts of the state. They
also sell Arizona Tea. Arizona Tea is really popular in dry
places like New Mexico. Arizona’s main industries
include making electronics and food.

Agriculture
Cows, baby cows, and milk are Arizona's number one
agricultural items, with cotton, lettuce and hay positioned
as produced crops. Additionally, Citrus is a strong
economic power. The Grand Canyon State ranks second
in the nation for cantaloupe, honeydew, watermelons and
lemon items. It's all mostly fruits and vegetables. Arizona
is also known for its weather and geography.

Tourism
- Activities: Cliff diving.
- Desert Museum.
- Grand Canyon national park.
- Some State Parks are Colorado River State
Historic Park Dankworth Pond State Park.
- The grand canyon is the number 1 attraction.
- Some Landforms are the Colorado Plateau, the
Arizona Transition Zone and the Basin and Range
Province.
- Phoenix is a great place to visit.
- The temperature is normally around 82 °F°C there.

Famous Person
Emma Stone
 Emma Stone was born November 6th 1988. Emma
Stone gained her acting experience performing with the
Valley Youth Theater in Phoenix During her freshman
year in high school, She convinced her parents to let her
move to Los Angeles to start her job. She and her mother
took an apartment there, and Emma was homeschooled
between drafts. Her first role came in 2005 when she
landed the part of Laurie Partridge in The New Partridge
Family, a pilot for a proposed television series.

Emma Stone
by Sarah Tieck

Emma Stone
by Heather E. Schwartz

Emma Stone
by Lisa Owings
The 13 gold and red lines on Arizona's flag represent the
sun setting over the western desert and the original 13
colonies, and the flag was made by Charles W Harris.
 Timeline of your state
Date: 1 A.D Date: 1848 Date: 1863 Date:1886 Date: 1901
Event: Event: Event: Event: Event:
Hohokams Mexican Territory of Geronimo President
development. American War Arizona is surrenders. William
ends. The war established. McKinley
decided who visits.
got the land
Arizona.

Date: 1903 Date: 1914 Date: 1915 Date: 1917 Date: 1919
Event:Salt Event: Cotton Event: South Event: Frank Event: Grand
River Water Craze where of the U.S. Luke Jr.'s Canyon
Users' the cotton Border. heroics in named
Association market Arizona is one World War I. national park.
formed, crashed. of the states
Roosevelt along the west
Dam to east border.
construction.
Date: 1926 Date: 1930 Date: 1930 Date: 1936 Date: 1942
Event: Get Event: eyes Event: Event: Hoover Event: World
your kicks on on the skies Repatriation Dam over the War II
Route 66 a One of the Of Mexicans. Colorado internment
song sang in most powerful River, Central camps.
Arizona. tools to protect Arizona
the border is Project.
safe high
above the
Arizona
desert. People
call it their eye
in the sky.
 REFERENCES
1.https://azgovernor.gov/governor/arizona-facts#
2.https://www.populationu.com/us/arizona-population
3.https://www.thedailymeal.com/entertain/united-states-food-official-sta
te-foods-slideshow

4. https://www.visitarizona.com/like-a-local/10-fun-facts-about-arizona
5.https://agriculture.az.gov/sites/default/files/AZDA_GuideToAZAg-R5.
pdf
6.https://azstateparks.com/
7.https://azstateparks.com/find-a-park/
8.