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The Mormon migration
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When did the Mormon migration take place?

1846-1847

Who founded the Church of Latter-Day Saints?

Joseph Smith

When was Joseph Smith murdered?

1844

Which Mormon practice particularly offended other religious groups?

Polygamy

Where did the Mormons establish their final permanent settlement?

Utah

Who led the Mormons after Joseph Smith's death?

Brigham Young

How many Mormons did Brigham Young initially lead away from Illinois?

Approximately 1,500

How many people were in Brigham Young's advance party?

150

How long was the Mormon migration journey?

2,250 kilometres

What key advantage did Mormons have over the Donner Party?

Adequate food for an entire year

What engineering achievement helped Mormons succeed in Utah?

Irrigation systems

How many Mormons used the Mormon Trail between 1847 and 1869?

Approximately 70,000

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