Arizona Diamondbacks

The Grand Canyon tops many travelers' ultimate bucket list. In a country with countless scenic views, there's no shortage of the breathtaking sights. While it may be a small fraction of that other canyon in Arizona, there's a Little Grand Canyon right in the heart of south Georgia. Georgia's Providence Canyon is located about 150 miles south of Atlanta, and is part of a 1,003-acre outdoor recreation area. Whether you're wandering the Peach State or embarking on a canyon tour of the U.S., Georgia's

The main destination of the seven hundred ninety six mile road trip was Crater Lake National Park. I had been there once before in the Spring of 2011 and made my first memory of being in snow that accumulated on the ground for more than a millisecond. However, this trip was in July. A completely different, breath-taking experience. As my parents and I were approaching a viewing area in our blue Prius, the stunning scenery had me in a state of pure awe. The seemingly infinite hues of green of the

Truth of a Hopi On this journey through this essay on the Truth of a Hopi, it will be illustrated the reasons for the Hopis migration and the establishment of new communities. The journey will take a look into such communities established relating to Oraibi, Hotevilla, and Bacabi. This journey will show how persistent the theme of migration is in Hopi oral history. The journey starts with a look into some of the strong reasons for the migration and establishment of new communities. One of the strongest

The American Western was a world full of violence, rivalry’s, and gender inequality. At the same time, it depicted the traditional story of a heroic cowboy on his horse hunting down and killing American Indians. In the American Western identity determined a lot about a person. It determined who you are, how you're supposed to act, and even the amount of power you carry. In the 1973 movie Westworld you can see how they portrayed different social aspects of the late 19th century to show how everything

The Wichita Tribe was an tribe that began in the 1500’s. The Wichita is located mainly in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma. In the beginning of the tribe they lived southern Oklahoma and northern Texas, but after Europeans arrived, population pressures forced them further north into Kansas, where the city of Wichita is named for them. In 1700 they controlled northern texas and were involved in trade with other southern plains indians on both sides of the Red River and as far south as Waco. Most Wichita

Anasazi traveled among parts of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. The inhabited the Four Corners and roamed the areas from approximately A.D. 200 to A.D. 1300. The tribe of Native American Indians moved from place to place quite often, leaving parts of their history scattered through what is commonly known as the Four Corners in North America. They were a culture that knew how to use their resources in the barren lands of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. The Anasazi are a civilization

The Apache Indians are a nomadic Native American tribe that mainly abided in the Southwestern states of the United States such as Arizona (Western & Chiricahua Apache), Texas (Lipan Apache), New Mexico (Chiricahua, Mescalero & Jicarilla Apache) and Oklahoma (Plains Apache.) The tribe is traditionally believed to have pioneered from Asia to North America in the early 1500’s. However, the Apache, similar to other Native American tribes, was not fully recognized and discovered until many years

Sandra Day O’Connor was born on a ranch near Duncan, Arizona on March 26, 1930. She was born to Ada Mae Day (Wilke), and Harry Day. She had one brother Alan, and a sister Ann, she unfortunately did not get to spend much time with them due to her schooling. Her being gone for school however did pay off. She had become known as the woman of the first of many things, such as the majority leader of Arizona, and Supreme Court Justice. She had many accomplishments in her life and was very successful, and

The final piece of evidence for a worldwide flood is the Grand Canyon. An article describing the Grand Canyon states, “The general scientific consensus, updated at a 2010 conference, holds that the Colorado River carved the Grand Canyon beginning 5 million to 6 million years ago.” (Zimmermann, 2013) However, it is obvious that the Colorado river could not have carved the Grand Canyon. It is much too small to carve such an enormous monument, and it shows a surprising lack of erosion for being millions

immigration reform in Arizona, and more specifically the negative effects that the border surge has had on the socio-economic status of the Grand Canyon state. The motivation for choosing this topic comes from the time spent personally living in Arizona for 12 years and seeing it as one of the most dynamic states having to solve problems for a multitude of issues that arouse within it. The main drive for this paper is the question that asks, what are the socio-economic impacts of the Arizona immigration legislation