In 1847, why did Mormons emigrate to the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Salt Lake?

A) to avoid war with Native Americans

B) to avoid hostile neighbors

C) to establish and cultivate farmland

D) to establish the territory of Utah

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Stanley Chung

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21 February, 16:28

In 1847, why did Mormons emigrate to the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Salt Lake?

A) to avoid war with Native Americans

B) to avoid hostile neighbors

C) to establish and cultivate farmland

D) to establish the territory of Utah

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Davin Sparks · Answer 1

The Mormons migrate to the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Salt Lake to avoid war with Native Americans. The answer is letter A. At that time, Joseph Smith established several communities. However, the Saints (Mormons) have to be driven out due to conflicts with other settlers. They were forced to abandon the place.

In 1847, why did Mormons emigrate to the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Salt Lake?A) to avoid war with Native AmericansB) to avoid hostile neighborsC) to establish and cultivate farmlandD) to establish the territory of Utah

In 1847, why did Mormons emigrate to the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Salt Lake?

A) to avoid war with Native Americans

B) to avoid hostile neighbors

C) to establish and cultivate farmland

D) to establish the territory of Utah