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Arizona joins U.S. and becomes 48th state (Feb. 14, 1912)

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Arizona joins U.S. and becomes 48th state (Feb. 14, 1912)

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Arizona was originally apart of New Mexico, and after the Mexican-American war and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, in time AZ becomes it's own state. The president during this time was William Howard Taft.

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WW1 brings economic boom to Arizona. Bisbee deportation (1917)

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WW1 brings economic boom to Arizona. Bisbee deportation (1917)

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There was an increase in demands for things such as copper, cotton, and beef. For this reason, prices were on the rise for these items. This also led to many miners going on strike and in return as a reaction they were then deported from Bisbee to New Mexico.

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Grand Canyon is now known as a national park (1919)

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Grand Canyon is now known as a national park (1919)

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President Woodrow Wilson designated the Grand Canyon as a national park. This was the 15th national park during this time. This is good for the economy as it is definitely a want to visit place and booms the economy financially.

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The great depression was an issue that went on for about 10 years. It started in 1929 and didn't end until 1939. During this time, people lost their jobs, which ultimately left a lot of people living in poverty. They were unable to afford things that they were once able to.

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Arizona right-to-work becomes effective (1946)

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Arizona right-to-work becomes effective (1946)

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Arizona voters approved the constitutional amendment that prohibits union membership in the workplace. This is the provision, "no person shall be denied the opportunity to obtain or retain employment because of non-membership in a labor organization". This was good because population started to grow as more people moved out here.

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This is a transcontinental route. This leads to developments of tourism in which route 66 goes through. Also, AZ has the longest drivable stretch of 158 miles across the northern part.

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How the Luke Airforce base got its name (1941)

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How the Luke Airforce base got its name (1941)

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The Luke Airforce Base was named after a man named Frank Luke Jr. He was an aviator during World War l and resided in Phoenix, Arizona. It was named after him to show respect for his hard work and selflessness. Luke passed away when he was only 21 years old.

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Motorola built its first plant in Arizona (1948).

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Motorola built its first plant in Arizona (1948).

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The Motorola plant was a very important event to Arizona. It was the start of the use of any high tech devices in the state of Arizona and because of this things have only began to evolve for Arizona since then. It was also known to be one of the largest employers. Around this time, Native Americans also gained their rights to vote. This happened after the Native American Sufferage was passed on July 15th,1 948.

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Arizona population exceeds 1 million (1960

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Arizona population exceeds 1 million (1960

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This was good because Arizona likely saw economic growth boom! This would increase demand for goods, businesses and urbanization.

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Arizona wins supreme court decision (1963)

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Arizona wins supreme court decision (1963)

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There was an on going case between both Arizona and California in regard to the Colorado river. The Supreme Court eventually ruled in the favor of Arizona granting them access to the use of the river.

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Construction begins on the Central Arizona Project (1973)

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Construction begins on the Central Arizona Project (1973)

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Construction began in 1973 and ended in 1993. This project cost $4 billion dollars to accomplish. It delivers approximately 1.5 million acres of feet of the Colorado River water to parts of the state.

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Arizona voters approve Martin Luther King Jr./Civil Rights Day as a paid state holiday (1992)

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Arizona voters approve Martin Luther King Jr./Civil Rights Day as a paid state holiday (1992)

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A "yes" vote made this holiday a law. Arizona was the last state to adapt the MLK holiday and only state to get it approved by the popular vote.

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Population of Arizona exceeds 3 Million (1984)

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Population of Arizona exceeds 3 Million (1984)

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Arizona growth within its population is extremly important. This was one cause of the economic changes changes that Arizona faced such as gaining more traction in the sense of tourism and even down to the cost of goods.

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Arizona Diamondbacks win the World Series in Game 7 against the New York Yankees (2001)

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Arizona Diamondbacks win the World Series in Game 7 against the New York Yankees (2001)

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This was good for Arizona! Not only did the Diamondbacks win the world series, but this brought big economic growth to the state. It is estimated to have brought millions in revenue, tourism and more.

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Arizona celebrates its statehood Centennial (2012).

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Arizona celebrates its statehood Centennial (2012).

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This was a big moment for the state of Arizona. Innitially, Arizona first became a sate on February 14, 1912 following the signing of the proclomation. However, in 2012 the celebration of Arizona officially becoming the 48th state occured.