Arizona By Kristen Jensen Arizona State University EDT
Arizona By Kristen Jensen Arizona State University EDT 180
Outline History Judiciary Pyramid Largest Cities Fun Facts More Facts Arizona Spending 2
History Admitted to statehood on February 14 th, 1912 48 th State Originally a part of Mexico, succeeded to the United States in 1848 Copper mining was Arizona’s premier industry until the 1950 s (Reference: http: //www. history. com/topics/arizona) 3
Judiciary Pyramid Court of Appeals Superior Court Municipal Courts/ Justice of Peace Courts 4
City Largest Cities Population Phoenix 1, 445, 632 Tucson 520, 116 Mesa 439, 041 Chandler 236, 123 Glendale 226, 721 Scottsdale 217, 385 Gilbert 208, 453 Tempe 161, 719 http: //www. azcentral. com/community/pinal/articles/201 10310 census-arizona-new-2010 -numbers-brk 10 ONbox. html 5
Fun Facts Arizona has the greatest percentage of its acreage designated as Indian tribal land in the United States. Arizona is one of only two U. S. states that do not observe Daylight Saving Time. Arizona’s diverse climate and geography can yield both the highest and lowest temperatures in the country within the same day. (Reference http: //www. history. com/topics/arizona) 6
More Facts http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=n. RHx. Uwbs. YFI 7
Arizona Spending State and Local Spending Education Health Protection Transporation Remainder 8
Thank You! Ditat Deus “God Enriches” 9
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