AZ
Territory
USA
100

A plan or suggestion.

proposal

100

A person who leaves one country to make their home in another country.

immigrant

100
What was the forced march of the Navajo people from northern Arizona to New Mexico called?

Long Walk of the Navajo

200

A meeting to discuss important topics.

conference

200

The act of moving to a faraway place to settle.

migration

200

Why did so many Chinese immigrants come to the United States in the 1800s?

To find work

To escape their country that was at war

300

A way to travel, such as biking or taking a train

transportation

300

A proposal to change something

petition
300

How did access to natural resources impact people migrating to and expanding Arizona?

Travelers and migrants would settle in Arizona because of the possibility of finding gold, silver, or copper.

Water resources such as the Colorado River and Gila River were used by settlers for farming and ranching.

400

To lose or to have a proposal or petition rejected.

defeated

400

What are two reasons the first petition for Arizona to become a territory was defeated?

The population was too small.

The US government feared it would become a slave state.

400

How did transportation impact how settlers moved in and out of Arizona?

Trains made it easier for people to migrate to the Arizona Territory.

The US created transportation systems that connected the eastern part of the country to the West.

Therefore, more people began to travel across the country and many settled in the Arizona Territory.

500

A way to make money, or a group of businesses that provide goods or services.

industry

500

What was the first capital of Arizona?

Prescott