Interactives | Videos | Photos | Audio


Think you know history?
Play the ULTIMATE HISTORY
QUIZ now to find out!

We recommend playing on:

  • Firefox 3.5+
  • Internet Explorer 8.0+
  • Safari 3.0+
  • iPhone
  • Android-supported phones

Play Now

Ultimate History Quiz

How well do you know history? Find out! Play the Ultimate History Quiz from History.com, featuring thousands of questions about American and global history trivia. Challenge your friends, and see how you stack up to the competition.

More Interactives Like This

Interactives (3)

Videos (8)

  • Hoover Dam
    Hoover Dam

    Video Clip (4:09)

    Built during the Great Depression, Hoover Dam was a marvel of engineering and labor.

    Video Clip (4:09)
  • Grand Canyon
    Grand Canyon

    Video Clip (2:48)

    History takes us into the origins of the Grand Canyon.

    Video Clip (2:48)
  • John McCain: Back From the Dead
    John McCain: Back From the Dead

    Video Clip (3:51)

    A closer look at John McCain and his run for the US Presidency in 2008.

    Video Clip (3:51)
  • Arizona Lights
    Arizona Lights

    Video Clip (2:45)

    On March 13, 1997, a string of fiery globes were seen over Arizona, but earlier that night some eyewitnesses saw something more shocking - a huge boomerang shaped object. Pat interviews an eyewitness who saw F-16s chasing the objects.

    Video Clip (2:45)
  • Demise of the Anasazi
    Demise of the Anasazi

    Video Clip (2:40)

    Did climate change force the Anasazi to abandon their settlement?

    Video Clip (2:40)
  • Sedona, Arizona
    Sedona, Arizona

    Video Clip (1:47)

    Sedona, Arizona is one of the most active extraterrestrial aircraft sighting zones in the Northern U.S. The UFO Hunters team sets their camera pointing to the skies in hopes of capturing a glimpse of a UFO.

    Video Clip (1:47)
  • Hoover Dam: True Giant
    Hoover Dam: True Giant

    Video Clip (4:23)

    The awe-inspiring Hoover Dam was built in the 1930s from enough concrete to create a two-lane highway from Los Angeles to Boston. How long did America's largest, man-made reservoir take to complete?

    Video Clip (4:23)
  • Johnson Buries Goldwater
    Johnson Buries Goldwater

    Video Clip (1:43)

    Lyndon Johnson beats Barry Goldwater for Presidential election in 1964.

    Video Clip (1:43)

Photo Galleries (4)

  • Arizona
    Arizona

    12 Photos

    View pictures from the state of Arizona on History. See images of famous locations that represent the state.

    (12 Photos)
  • Native American Tribes and Cultures
    Native American Tribes and Cultures

    13 Photos

    Native American cultures in the United States include socially and geographically diverse groups.

    (13 Photos)
  • Native American Warriors and Battles
    Native American Warriors and Battles

    13 Photos

    Discover the history of conflict between colonial and American governments and the Native American population of the United States.

    (13 Photos)
  • Native Americans: Legislation
    Native Americans: Legislation

    12 Photos

    For more than 300 years, Native Americans have fought, often through legal efforts, to preserve and maintain their cultures, land and way of life.

    (12 Photos)

Speeches & Audio (1)

  • Sandra Day O'Connor Discusses Marriage
    Sandra Day O'Connor Discusses Marriage

    Audio Clip (0:34)

    Sandra Day O'Connor, who became the first woman on the U.S. Supreme Court when she was appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, speaks about her views on holy matrimony.

    Audio Clip (0:34)

Most Popular Videos on History.com

More videos

Newest Videos on History.com

More videos

Advertisement

Read More about Arizona

The last of the 48 coterminous states to join the union, Arizona has seen dramatic population growth in the early 21st century.

Go

Related Shows

  • America The Story of Us

    America The Story of Us

    America The Story of Us is an epic 12-hour television event that tells the extraordinary story of how America was invented.

  • How The States Got Their Shapes

    How The States Got Their Shapes

    We take the shapes of our states for granted, but the map of America could have looked very different.

Shop HISTORY

See More