Arkansas derives its name from a French word, which literally means land of the south wind people. The state admitted to the American Union on June 15 1836 and it remained a popular agricultural state before the industrialization creed into the state. Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, the state of Arkansas is a mystical land surrounded by water, mountains and valleys all around. Mount Magazine is the highest point of the city it lies in the backdrop of the great Arkansas delta. The natural beauty of the state earned it the name of the Natural State and its forest reserves and wildlife sanctuaries make it a popular destination among the naturalists and wildlife lovers. The famous Brooks-Baxter war fought on the lands of Arkansas itself. During the American Civil War, the state seceded itself from the union but it was forced to join under the reconstruction. The most notable federal representatives from the state was Bill Clinton, who served as the president of America.
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