MODERN TRADITIONS
CULTURAL LANDMARKS
COMMUNITY CULTURE
CULTURAL GROUPS OF ARIZONA
FUN TRIVIA
100

This colorful celebration honors loved ones who have passed and uses altars, marigolds, and sugar skulls.

Día de los Muertos

100

BONUS (Double Points): This deep canyon is sacred to the Navajo and shows their long history in the region.

Canyon de Chelly

100

A restaurant that serves tortillas, tamales, and salsas shows this cultural influence.

Mexican culture

100

This group has lived in Arizona longest and includes tribes such as Navajo and Hopi.

Native Americans

100

What is the chemical symbol for water

H2O

200

This Native tradition includes dancing, drumming, and gathering to share culture.

Powwow

200

This old Western town is known for the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.

Tombstone

200

A mural showing symbols like Kokopelli or desert animals reflects this cultural group.

Native American culture

200

BONUS (Double Points) : This cultural group brought the Spanish language and missions to Arizona.

Spanish

200

What do you get when you mix yellow and blue?

Green

300

BONUS (Double Points) : This major rodeo in Tucson began with ranching traditions from early settlers and Mexican vaqueros.

La Fiesta de los Vaqueros

300

This famous white mission near Tucson was built with Spanish influence.

Mission San Xavier del Bac

300

A local shop selling handmade jewelry using turquoise is connected to this cultural art form.

Native American jewelry-making

300

This group introduced ranching, cattle culture, and many place names like Tucson.

Mexican settlers

300

What is the color of the stars on the American flag?

White

400

This tradition uses horses, lassos, and cowboy skills still seen today in Arizona events.

Rodeo

400

This deep canyon was carved by the Colorado river, and attracts many visitors. 

Grand Canyon

400

Early pioneers brought this...

Mining and railroads

400

This group brought mining, railroads, and farming traditions during westward expansion.

American settlers/Pioneers

400

BONUS (Double Points) : Who was the first President of the United States?

George Washington

500

This modern tradition mixes Indigenous and contemporary art, storytelling, and dance at large community festivals.

Native cultural performance/arts festivals

500

What is Arizona's most famous landmark?

The Grand Canyon!

500

BONUS (Double Points): What kind of food might your find at your local Mexican restaurant?

Tacos, burritos, salsa etc. 

500

These three groups together shaped most of Arizona’s early history.

Native Americans, Spanish/Mexican settlers, and American settlers

500

What is the name of a baby cow? 

Calf