Why did the Mormons Manage to survive Salt Lake City? The American West.

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Why did the Mormons Manage to survive Salt Lake City? The American West

The Geographical Position of Utah

Brigham Young Prior Planning Mormons had faith in their leader Organisational Skills Setting up supply depots and workshops No land ownership Persuaded the U.S. Government to elect him Governor of Utah territory

Polygamy Brigham Young had 27 wives Set Mormons apart as immoral outcasts Enabled every woman to be taken care of Larger population Having more than one wife.

Self Sufficiency and the Railway Mormons were farmers Irrigation system Wheat production triplede between Everyone contributed Railway ran through Utah Made travelling easier Made trade a possibility – especially as a way of increasing income

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Set up by Brigham Young Helped Mormons travel from anywhere to Utah Money to be paid back once settled 4225 Mormons had reached Utah using thi

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