Grand Canyon
This became a national park in 1919...
Grand Canyon
This dam was built on the Colorado River...
Hoover Dam
CAP moves this resource across Arizona
Water
Who could not vote in Arizona before 1948?
Native Americans
What do all these topics affect?
Lives of Arizonans
Who lived in the area before it became a park?
Indigenous Nations
The dam created this lake...
Lake Mead
What river does CAP use water from?
Colorado River
What changed in 1948?
They gained voting rights within the state of Arizona.
Name one way land decisions affect people
Jobs / homes / access
Why was the Grand Canyon protected?
Preserve land
Name one purpose of the Hoover Dam...
Water / power / flood control
Why does Arizona need CAP?
Desert / lack of water
Why were Native Americans denied voting despite being citizens?
Considered wards of the state / not able to make their own decisions
Name one way water affects Arizona
Survival / growth
What is one conflict about making it a national park?
Land control / Indigenous rights
When was the Hoover Dam built?
1930s
Name one group that uses CAP water...
Cities / farms
Name one way people fought for voting rights...
Court case / speaking up
Humans built these to change / make the environment around them livable...
Hoover Dam & CAP
Give one reason protecting land is important.
Future / environment / culture
Name one way the Hoover Dam helped Arizona grow
Water / electricity / cities
What is one problem with using too much water?
Shortage / drought
Why is equal voting important?
Fairness / voice
Give one example of protecting the environment
Grand Canyon becoming a protected National Park