This document provides information about the state symbols and history of Arizona. It lists Arizona's state flag was adopted in 1917, its state flower as the saguaro cactus, and its state bird as the cactus wren. Additionally, it mentions some explorers who first visited the area in the 1500s and 1600s, and that the US took control of the land in the 1840s after the Mexican-American War. It recommends visiting Arizona to see the Grand Canyon and Barringer Crater.

1. Arizona
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3. The state flag
• Arizona’s state flag was adopted in February
27 , 1917

4. Arizona’s state flower
• Arizona’s state flower is a saguaro

5. Arizona’s state bird is a cactus wren

6. Arizona’s state tree Parkinsonia Florida
• Arizona’s state tree is a

7. Arizona’s map
• This is a map of Arizona

8. State football team
• Arizona’s favorite football team is the
Cardinal’s

9. Arizona’s state basketball team
• Arizona’s state basketball team is the Alanta
Hawks

10. Arizona’s state gem
• Arizona’s state gem is a Ruby

11. Arizona’s state baseball team
• Arizona’s state baseball team is the Diamond
Backs

12. Arizona’s state animal
• Arizona’s state animal is a ring tail

13. Arizona’s coolest structure
• Arizona’s coolest structure

14. • 1536 Marcos De Niza explores the area looking for gold.
• 1540-1542 Francisco leads a group of people into Arizona ,
exploring the state and looking for El Dorado, the city of gold.
• 1846-1848 The Mexican-American war is fought. The United States
takes over ownership of land that will become Arizona.

15. Why you want to visit this state
• Because the Grand Canyon is there.
• Also because there is a crater there called
Barringer Crater.