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Topic: the Grand Canyon Introduction I. Attention Getter How long have you been living here? Did you know what is the nickname of Arizona? II. Statement of Opinions My point of view, as an international student who are living in Arizona, the Grand Canyon should be on our first list to visit. III. Why? Because: First Reason: the Grand Canyon is the iconic place of Arizona and it has beautiful scenery. Second Reason: It is a Native American reservation area. Third Reason: This place is good for outdoor

Fondly known as the “Old Pueblo” to its people, the city of Tucson, Arizona offers a wide variety of opportunities to explore the history, culture, and environment that makes this location distinctive and invigorating for all who come to revel in its splendor. The city itself has been home to the indigenous Hohokam people for over 4,000 years due to its arable land, rich resources, and ample precipitation from the monsoon and winter rains. These traits encouraged Spanish settlers to move into the

third-generation Arizonan resident born and raised in Tempe and has lived in the Valley of the Sun most of his life. Navaro is a father of three children, Jillian, Parker, and Henley. He was first elected as a member of the Tempe City Council in Arizona in May 2008 and is today serving his second term after he was re-elected in March 2012. His current term will expire in 2016 ("Joel Navarro, Councilmember" Para 2-8). He has a reputable record of commitment and support for the well-being of his neighborhoods

In a land where dinosaurs roamed centuries ago, remains the fantastic relics of their existence, along with a rich cultural history, preserved in the petroglyphs and pictographs left behind by Native American tribes that were inhabitants of northwest Colorado and northeast Utah. This land of dinosaurs is where the Dinosaur National Monument is situated, featuring fossilized bone found embedded in rocks. This U.S National Monument is located on the border between Colorado and Utah at the confluence

Question 1. Why does Arizona have a water crisis? Arizona is having a water crisis because of many factors of climate change like drought and increased dust rate, water evaporation, greenhouse gases causing global warming, and snow runoffs in rivers. Warmer temperatures in Arizona in river has been leading to more evaporation. The water that is being used by plants and soil experience evapotranspiration which has accounted for a loss of at least half-million acre-feet of water annually. The snow

Reasons to move to Colorado By,Damien Heckman Hi I hear you are thinking about going to Colorado. You should but don’t just take it from me take it from the people and the most visited things in Colorado. #1 Rocky Mountains- the Rocky Mountains are a series of mountains the run through Colorado. They have some of the best hiking trails in the United States of America. They have lots of things to do on the Rocky Mountains which brings me to number

he background of the nearest watershed became one of the first rivers to be set in Watersheds are important because we can use the water for many things. Watershed is water that drains into the land and ends up in one body of water. Watersheds can be described as a funnel which drains the water into the nearest body of water. It happens when it goes through the ground into creeks and streams and eventually an ocean. We all depend on a healthy watershed. ‘’The cache la poudre river watershed drains

people ask themselves, but narrow it down to two states such as Virginia and Arizona. While on the surface, Arizona and Virginia are beautiful states that most people would love to live in. But both states have their drawbacks from weather to the size of their state and population and politics. In another light they both have quite a few number of benefits such as accessibility and law enforcement. First most, Arizona is known as one of the hottest states with temperatures sometimes reaching 120

Thumb: In February, 2015 my family and I went on a road trip to Mexico. The drive there took about 3 days (with stops included) on our way there we passed by a couple states. My least favorite state that we passed by was Arizona. It was my least favorite because it was super hot and the only thing I saw was desert land and tumbleweeds, it looked like a scene of an old western movie the whole drive through there. I liked passing by New Mexico because we stopped at a really cool huge truck stop store

From the Rocky Mountain National Park to the mouth at the Sea of Cortez, the Colorado river supplies water for more than 35 million people in seven U.S. states: Colorado, California, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico. Both U.S. and American citizens depend on this river for freshwater for domestic, industrial (energy), and agricultural needs—in recent decades, the fishing industry in the area has been especially depressed as water has been used to irrigate more than 5 million acres