Arizona is one of the fifty states of the United States. Its capital and largest city is Phoenix. It is known as The Grand Canyon State. Its official motto is Ditat Deus1 a Latin phrase meaning 2God enriches.3 Arizona joined the Union on February 144 19125 becoming the 48th state. Its flag features red and gold rays representing the western sun and the colors of the Spanish flag6 with a copper star in the center. The state seal depicts a field7 a dam8 and a miner9 symbolizing its natural resources and economy.

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Arizona is one of the fifty states of the United States. Its capital and largest city is Phoenix. It is known as The Grand Canyon State. Its official motto is Ditat Deus, a Latin phrase meaning "God enriches." Arizona joined the Union on February 14, 1912, becoming the 48th state. Its flag features red and gold rays representing the western sun and the colors of the Spanish flag, with a copper star in the center. The state seal depicts a field, a dam, and a miner, symbolizing its natural resources and economy. Geographically, Arizona is located in the southwestern United States. It borders Utah to the north, New Mexico to the northeast, California and Nevada to the west, and Mexico to the south. Its main natural features include the Colorado River, the Gila River, and several national parks, such as the Grand Canyon. The climate varies: in the south, it is arid and desert-like, with extremely hot summers, while in the north, it can have more temperate climates and even snow in winter. Historically, Arizona was home to numerous indigenous peoples, such as the Navajo and Hopi, many of whom still maintain their traditions. The territory was once part of Spain and then Mexico, until it...