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24 Cards in this Set
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Gadsen Purchase |
The Gadsen purchase was a purchase after the gaudalupe hidalgo treaty to buy the rest of Arizona |
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The gold rush |
The gold rush was a period of time where gold was worth a lot of money and very common in California |
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The 5 C's |
The five C's are copper, cotton, cattle, citrus, and climate. |
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The Arizona territory |
The Arizona territory was originally the New Mexico territory made by Abraham Lincoln to make Arizona its own territory |
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Arizona Statehood |
Arizona was almost denied to be a sate but the president then wanted to make it a state |
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The three geographic regions of Arizona |
The three geographic regions of Arizona are the Colorado plateau, the transition zone, and the basin and range |
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Basin and Range |
The basin and range is the desert parts of Arizona |
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The transition zone |
The transition zone is the middle of a desert and grassland in Arizona |
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Colorado plateu |
The Colorado plateu is the forest of Arizona |
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Arid |
1.(of land or a climate) having little or no rain; too dry or barren to support vegetation."hot and arid conditions"synonyms: dry, dried up, bone-dry, waterless, moistureless, parched, scorched, baked, thirsty, droughty, desert; Moreantonyms: wet, fertile
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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo |
The treaty ended the war between Mexico and The U.S.A |
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Mexican-American war |
A war to get more land and resources from the enemy country |
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Homestead Act |
An act by the president to get more people to live in a land that is free only if you farm |
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Three capital locations of Arizona |
1. Phoenix 2. Prescott 3. Tucson |
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Symbolism of the great Arizona seal |
The great seal of Arizona has the five C's included in the picture. |
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Symbolism of the Arizona flag |
The Arizona flag has 13 red and gold stripes that symbolizes the 13 colonies |
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Ditat Deus |
Ditat Deus mean god enriches |
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Arizona state nickname |
The nickname of Arizona is the "copper state" |
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Manifest destiny |
It was believed to be gods plan fo America to spread |
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William H. Taft |
William H. Taft was America's 27th president |
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James K. Polk |
James K. Polk was America's 11th president |
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Push pull factors |
When people migrate, they don't just leave one place and magically arrive somewhere else. Usually something pushes them away from their native country and pulls them toward a new place. This idea is called the push-pull factor.
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Primary source |
A source that has been in the time of the event |
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Secondary source |
A source that was not in the time of the event |
