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In the 1800's they were one of the major groups involved in the 2nd Great Awakening. They wanted to help the other Americans to become better people then they had been in the past which was also a major part of this religious reform.
Mormons were the ones that started the California gold rush when they started building Jhonson's mill.
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∙ 12y agoMormons live mostly in Utah. Utah's primary political party is Republican, and it's also the most conservative place in America. Mormons tend to have larger families, and they contribute many famous musicians, dancers, and other artists to America. Utah is also home to 5 national parks, including Bryce Canyon, the Canyonlands and Zions. Mitt Romney was a Mormon candidate for u.s. president last election, and there's talk that Herbert, the former govenor of Utah, now ambassador to china, will run for president in 2012.
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elmo
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