History of Arizona Explained Road To Statehood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2019
- This is a video about the history of Arizona and the road to statehood. The history begins with Spain and Mexico being the governments who originally ruled over Arizona before America had the Gasden purchase that brought Arizona in and eventually lead to statehood of Arizona in 1912 on Valentines Day. The history of Arizona includes the Native Americans, Mexico, the Calvary, cowboys and much intellectuals of the 1900's.
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I moved to Arizona from 13,000 kilometers away Bangladesh. Like every other people who moves to another country and starts missing home, I didn't feel anything like that. Arizona really feels like home, people are great (well in most cases). Just living here for a month, I feel like I've known this state for years
Same, didn’t miss home at all
I love you, Arizona;
Your mountains, deserts and streams;
The rise of Dos Cabezas
And the outlaws I see in my dreams;
I love you Arizona,
Superstitions and all;
The warmth you give at sunrise;
Your sunsets put music in us all.
Oo, Arizona;
You're the magic in me;
Oo, Arizona,
You're the life-blood of me;
I love you Arizona;
Desert dust on the wind;
The sage and cactus are blooming,
And the smell of the rain on your skin.
Oo, Arizona;
You're the magic in me;
Oo, Arizona,
You're the life-blood of me.
I used to live in Arizona it became a state on February 14, 1912 Valentine’s Day.
Very interesting video, thank you very much for making it! My wife grew up in Vail, Gilbert, Queen Creek, kind of all over southern To central Arizona. We’ve talked about moving to Tucson before our son is old enough to start school. I’ve visited several times but your videos help me get an understanding of day to day life in Arizona. Thanks again!
*Edit* Thank you also for pronouncing my last name right! Most people struggle with saying it right.
Happy 108th Birthday Arizona! February 14, 1912
William Howard Taft was President Of The United States when Arizona became a state.
I came here because I love history and me and my fiancé will be taking a trip to AZ after we get married next month. I don’t doubt anything you said was true but I did bust up laughing because I’m 99% sure you said President “Samuel Jackson” 😂😂😂😂 thank you for the video.
Short answer: Top half of az was bought from mexico from the mexican cession after mexico lost the mexican american war. Bottom half of az was bought during the gadsden purchase.
No 🤣 fue comprada los ingleses venían armados de Inglaterra querían roban hasta la ciudad de México ....
Es lo malo que EUA nos tenga todavía con los tratados de Bucareli ...es una gran mentira
Thank you for this great informative video!
From san tan valley Az
Geronimo was actually a medicine man and never a chief. He did however lead his band of warriors. He surrendered three seperate times the last of which has a monument in the literal middle of nowhere. The pic with Geronimo with the two woman you showed was in his later years after his release from the Florida prison camp and the two woman were his daughters. My two brothers and I all live in S.E. Arizona in Cochise county. We also have a TH-cam channel and have done a tremendous amount of historically significant videos. Adventuring with the S.G.O.C.C
I have my own rationale for the naming of Arizona: it's an Arrid Zone!
I’m a California native Arizona resident Arizona is bad ass 💯 good video
The name of Arizona proceed from the spanish conquistadors. Precisely from the basque language that some spaniards speak in a Region in north spain. Arizona come from the basque Haritz = oak-tree Ona=good. A good oak tree. Haritz ona = Arizona. Because many of the spanish conquistadors were basques. I don't think the name of Arizona came from the native american. Other posibility is that the name means zona árida = arid zone. The first or the second posibility, both come from Spain.
Arizona is an absolutely fascinating state to study... history, desert wildlife, the overcoming of survival issues, a varied and unique state!
Because I live in Texas, I know most this stuff
Hahah! Okay.
No one asked?
Thanks I have a report on Arizona so thanks for the history
Thank you
The title of this video is somewhat misleading. It's not really about the road to statehood and the events that led up to it. Interesting thing, those Superstition Mountains. Whenever I drive through them, I always sing Stevie Wonder's "Very Superstitious..."
Good job on the history of AZ. Barry Goldwaters family owned department stores in the 1960s and 70s. They were named Goldwaters.
Good video well ur very well informed
Neat video.
Cool vid
Renting with r.v in Tucson Arizona since 2013
Can you do a video on the Arizona timezone? And how they don't honor DST for the most part. And if that's a positive for the state. How is the timing of the sunset? Does it get dark early in the summer?
Hi Jeff- have you tried to search for that lost mine?
I got interested in this from reading John G. Bourke's 'On The Border With Crook'.
One of the first names of the Phoenix area was pumpkinville
Do you know much about William Hudson Kirkland with regards to the Gadsden Purchase
Gold first discovered in CA ... February 1948 by James Marshall...Coloma, CA... not '47
👍 nice 😎
Did you forget what you titled this video? What does 90% of what you talked about had to do with Arizona becoming a state?
Arizona was a part of the “Wild West” up until 1912. The road to statehood goes through the whole history from the expansion west.
@@LivinginArizona maybe you could do a video on Tombstone if you haven’t already?!
It was Andrew Jackson 1845-1854
thanks for the info. The president was not Samuel Jackson but he would get my vote if he ran in 2024
Have you been to Douglas, Arizona?
Wow, you let the term Manifest Destiny go with a simple, it means “from sea to shining sea”?? No.
and way off on scalping! couldn't finish after that.
I agree--- His presentation was shaky--- speaking too fast, and his accuracy is in question....... Manifest Destiny was a belief or theory that thru God, man was destined to expand their territory from coast to coast...
Who was the first governor of Arizona what was his politics ?
And who did he have to defeat to become governor and what was his politics
Good overall history of Arizona!
I'm from pheonix
Manifest destiny 😂? More like manifest stealing. What if I called it manifest destiny to take a Rolls Royce that wasn’t mine? That would be considered stealing
Preach!!! Lol
Just to be clear was it also stealing when the Comanche tribe (country) invaded, attacked and took the land of the Apaches tribe (country) and drove the Apaches off their land? Was it also stealing when the Navajo invaded the country of the Yavapai, attacked, tortured and enslaved them and took their land or when Mexico conquered _many_ Native tribes (countries) and took their land from them such as what is now California, Arizona and New Mexico?
Just want to know if you consider it stealing when any group does it or only when a certain group does it.
There was a very short period of time when AZ territory was included in a Mormon concept of utopia called "zion" . The US govt put that notion to rest quickly.
*ARIZONA LORE*
Arizona, Wasn't it from the Indian name "ARIZUMA"?
Why is the west border all jigety jagety and the other borders are not in Arizona?
Kory Kloth the Colorado River is the border there
i notice you begin the history of Arizona with no mention of the native people who lived there first, were slaughtered and pushed off the land kinda sad huh? wouldn't you be hostile if someone pushed you off your land....
did you just call sam houston "samuel jackson"?
At what point in the video? Let me check. I would like to think I didn’t fumble history
@@LivinginArizona 4:55
You forgot to mention that before being part of Mexico, Arizona was part of Spain’s empire.
Lo que más me duele 😭🤣 que México perdil la guerra y con los gringos si ellos se creen de dueños del mundo si esos estados pertenecemos a México ..por lo que todo tienen raíces de México como lo fueron los indios Américanos y las cosas Arqueológica ....
Carlos espero que un día le llegue el carma los gringos .....por tanta sangre que sufrieron nuestro país México lindo y querido .lo más importante es que México tiene historia que siempre se llevará en nuestro corazones ..ellos no tienen historia 🤪😃 solo el día de pavo y solo el día de las brujas ...Hasta en nuevo México tiene iglesias mexicanas como lo es colorado y TX Arizona
ARID ZONE
native Americans do not scalp people that is a common misconception.
That facecam hurts.
Yo me siento 😭🤣 triste x la historia 😭 que a sufrido mi querido México que fue invadido x españoles y los gringos y los francés y todavía los gringos tienen a México con los tratados de Bucareli cuando los gringos no quiere que los mexicanos vallan a usa si ellos mismo tienen la culpa de que migren a EUA si se llevan los recursos naturales de México
Americans scalped! how we collected the bounties. we were good teachers!
Did Natives scalp people?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The history of AZ was lost in this video.
I thought this was a video about Arizona History. Not naming random things about AZ. Nothing is EXPLAINED. You know nothing.
Si no quieres que la gente vaya EUA no se lleven nuestro recursos naturales y la gente en México no tiene trabajo ... Nosotros tenemos más derecho vivir en el norte América