When did the mormons journey to the grate salt lake take place?

When Brigham Young saw the Great Salt Lake Valley he recognized it as a place he had seen in a dream and concluded that it was the place God intended for His people.

The Biggest Great Lake is Lake Superior.

The Mormons traveled for 17 years in search of a place where they could practice their religion in relative peace. They found this place in the Great Basin of the Rocky Mountains - what is now Salt Lake City. While Church headquarters remains in Salt Lake City today, there are over 15 million Mormons living all over the world.

They had determination and commitment. They learned how to work together and kept the faith in God and His son Jesus Christ.

When the Mormon Pioneers migrated to Salt Lake City Utah, Brigham Young, the prophet received a revelation from God that he should construct a temple there...the Salt Lake Temple. It is the place Mormons make sacred covenants with the Lord. It truly is a blessing.

Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario

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The Mormons were able to settle successfuly at the Great Salt Lake due to their faith, strength, steadfast determination to settle together in a place where they would not be persecuted for their religious beliefs and where the lord wanted them to be.

No, it is great.

The Mormons traveled to Utah and settled in the Salt Lake Valley. They established the city Salt Lake City.

Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario.

Because they were being persicuted The mormons moved west mainly because the government and mobs kept threatening them. So joesph smith got a prompting from god to move west is was a very difficult journey but they finally made it to the salt lake vally

Brigham Young was the leader who led Mormons on a trek to Salt Lake.

The first Mormons arrived to settle in the Great Salt Lake on July 24, 1847.

The Mormons were a religious group founded by Joseph Smith. They moved west because other religions were prosecuting them and they needed a new place where they wouldn't be bothered. They first went to Salt Lake. That is where Brigham Young said "This is the place."

The first Mormon Pioneers left Illinois in 1846 and arrived in Salt Lake City in 1847 after wintering over in Nebraska. Mormon converts from all over the world continued to immigrate to Salt Lake City on the Mormon trail until 1869, when the transcontinental railroad was completed. Most converts then made the journey by rail.

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The Great Salt Lake is located in the state of Utah.

The Mormons were being persecuted and killed, so God, through his prophet, led them West. When the prophet saw the Salt Lake valley, he knew it was the place they were being led.

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The Mormons were given information concerning the Salt Lake valley from Father Pierre DeSmet, a Belgian Catholic Missionary who traveled the west before the Mormons were ever even there. Through his description of the area the Mormons decided to move there.

Salt Lake City was the city that the Mormons founded in Utah.

After being driven from Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois, the Mormons were forced to begin a journey, or quest, across the United States to seek religious freedom. In 1846, the first companies began the trek west, by ox-drawn wagons and handcarts. Many died on this first and many subsequent journeys. The Mormons finally settled in the Salt Lake Valley, where religious freedom was reached.

In 1844 the Mormons followed Brigham Young to what would become the Utah Territory.

You are probably thinking of Salt Lake City, Utah. The headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) has been located in Salt Lake City since 1847. However, there is no city where most Mormons live. There are 14.5 million Mormons scattered around the globe, with about 35-40% of Mormons living in the United States and about 10% of Mormons living in the state of Utah. Only about 0.4% of…

Brigham Young was the religious leader of the Mormons at the time, who regarded him as a prophet receiving direct instruction from God. However, they called the place surrounding Salt Lake City "Deseret", as the Mormons at that time believed that an area near Kansas City, Missouri had been designated as the place where "Zion, the New Jerusalem" would be built. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 20 miles from the nearest shoreline of the…

The Mormons went from Palmyra, NY to Kirtland, OH to Navoo, IL to Salt Lake City, UT

The Mormons went from Palmyra, NY to Kirtland, OH to Navoo, IL to Salt Lake City, UT

The Mormons went from Palmyra, NY to Kirtland, OH to Navoo, IL to Salt Lake City, UT

there are The Grate salt Lake ,Castle country and Dinosauraland

The Mormons went from Palmyra, NY to Kirtland, OH to Navoo, IL to Salt Lake City, UT

Yes. Brigham Young lead most of the Mormons to the Great Salt Lake after Joseph Smith was murdered.

The deepest and coldest Great lake is Lake Superior with a depth of 1332 feet. KeVin, Toronto

There are more Mormons living in Salt Lake City than in Park City. While both cities are quite liberal by Utah standards and have lower percentages of Mormons than the rest of northern Utah, Salt Lake City has more.

It all depends on the size of the lake because there are the grate lake which are really big and then there's smaller lake that are in peoples backyard

"When Brigham Young and 3,000 Mormons set out for Utah on February 4, 1846, expedition leaders expected to reach their goal by the coming winter. But unforeseen difficulties forced the Mormons to abandon their original schedule. The journey was split into two sections: Nauvoo to Omaha, Nebraska in 1846; and, Omaha to the Salt Lake Valley of Utah in 1847." See more at National Park Service web site.

The Mormons established Salt Lake City, Utah. This was established by Brigham Young, the successor of the prophet Joseph Smith. Now, Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah.

In the winter of 1847, the Mormons first left Illinois. They traveled as far as Omaha, Nebraska where they build a temporary settlement to wait for spring to come. When spring came, they made their preparations and continued their journey to the Great Salt Lake Valley. In the years that followed many more Mormons would make the same trek. Technically the "Mormons," or followers of Joseph Smith, made their first trek in January-February 1831 from…

The two Great lakes that border Wisconsin are: Lake Superior in the north and Lake Michigan on the east.

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The Mormons didn't move to Salt Lake City, they moved to a mostly uninhabited desert and built Salt Lake City. This was due to the persecution and violence they had faced in other cities where they attempted to settle.

The Mormons traveled in covered wagons or with handcarts on the Mormon trail to the salt lake valley in Utah.

The Mormons went from Palmyra, NY to Kirtland, OH to Navoo, IL to Salt Lake City, UT

The Mormons moved to what is now Utah because they had been kicked out of New York, Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois due to their religious beliefs. In each of these places they faced severe persecution, and they were in search of a place where they could practice their religion in peace.