History of Arizona
From mammoth hunters and Hohokam canals to copper booms, Geronimo's surrender, statehood, Hoover Dam, and the modern sunbelt — Arizona's story, told in cards.
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AZ HISTORY · FACT
Arizona, briefly
Arizona is the 48th state — the last in the contiguous US to join the Union, admitted on Valentine's Day, 1912. Its history runs from mammoth hunters and the cliff-dwelling Ancestral Puebloans through Spanish missions, copper booms, and the modern Sunbelt.
Ten of its 614 cards, from the same pack file the app reads.
12 lessons.
Each lesson has a study guide to read and objectives you can test yourself on. Its cards and games show up in your feed.
- 01
Lesson 1: Before Europeans
Part 1: First Arizonans · Part 2: Ancestral Puebloans & Hohokam · Part 3: Mogollon, Sinagua & the Mystery
- 02
Lesson 2: Spanish & Mexican Eras
Part 1: First European Eyes · Part 2: Presidios & Mexican Sonora
- 03
Lesson 3: Becoming American
Part 1: Guadalupe Hidalgo & the Gadsden Purchase · Part 2: Civil War in the Desert
- 04
Lesson 4: Conflict on the Frontier
Part 1: The Navajo Long Walk · Part 2: Apaches, Geronimo & the Forts
- 05
Lesson 5: The Wild West Era
Part 1: Mining Booms · Part 2: Tombstone & the O.K. Corral · Part 3: Railroads, Ranching & Population
- 06
Lesson 6: Statehood & Early 20th Century
Part 1: The Road to Statehood · Part 2: Carl Hayden · Part 3: The Grand Canyon Becomes an Icon
- 07
Lesson 7: Depression, War & Water
Part 1: Hoover Dam & the Depression · Part 2: Arizona in World War II · Part 3: Postwar Water & Industry
- 08
Lesson 8: The Sunbelt Boom
Part 1: Population Explosion · Part 2: Retirement Communities · Part 3: Politicians on the National Stage
- 09
Lesson 9: Modern Arizona
Part 1: Border & Immigration · Part 2: Tragedies & Crises
- 10
Lesson 10: By the Numbers
Part 1: Population by Decade · Part 2: Pivotal Years
- 11
Lesson 11: Quick Recall
Part 1: People & Places · Part 2: Arizona Trivia Mix
- 12
Key Concepts
Key People · Key Places · Key Things · Key Events
- Cards
- 614
- Lessons
- 12
- Version
- 1.0.3
- Language
- English
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