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Who led the Mormon migration west?
The Mormon church was not even around in 1812That makes no sence Joesph Smith was 7 in 1812. he was 14 wen he founded the Mormon church._The answer is NONE. The LDS Church was established in 1830Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) believe that God lead them to Utah. Individual groups traveling by wagon or handcart between 1847 and 1870 were lead by experienced trail guides.Corrections to statements above:Joseph Smith did NOT 'found the Mormon church'. God restored the gospel to the earth through Joseph Smith.Joseph Smith received a vision from God when he was 14 years old. The Church was established 10 years later, when Joseph Smith was 24 years old.
Why did Cosimo Medici found the platonic academy in Florence?
To provide a place for the study and discussion of Plato's works
Why did cosimo de Medici found the platonic academy in florence?
To provide a place for the study and discussion of Plato's works
What did the young King Tutankhamun say when he got scared?
"I want my mummy!" is the answer I have found.
What was the condition of King Tutankhamun's mummy?
Tutankhamuns Corpse was found to be stuck in his coffin as the ancient egyptians poured oil and resin into his sarcophagus at the time of his burial. For Saturday Academy at Ormiston Boligbroke Academy.
What city is Brigham Young University found in?
Brigham Young University is located in Provo, Utah, about an hour's drive south of Salt Lake City. Brigham Young University-Idaho is located in Rexburg, Idaho. Brigham Young University-Hawaii is located in Laie, Hawaii.
When did Brigham Young found the university of Utah?
april 24, 1993
How did brigham young found byu?
I don't know if you could really say that Brigham Young founded BYU. BYU originally began as an extension of the University of Utah, then called the University of Deseret. Brigham Young had purchased a plot of land in Provo to be used for that extension school. In 1876, the Provo school officially broke off from the University of Deseret to become "Brigham Young Acadamy", which was a K-12 school. In the 1890's the Acadamy began to teach some college-level courses. It wasn't until 1903 that Brigham Young Acadamy was split into Brigham Young High School and Brigham Young University. Brigham Young High School was closed in 1968.
Where is Brigham Young buried?
Brigham Young is buried at 140 East 1st Avenue in Salt Lake City, Utah in the Brigham Young Family Cemetary, near the Brigham Young Historic Park. A photo of his grave is found below under "Related Links".
Was brigham young found guilty of murdering Joseph smith?
No, nor was he ever accused of doing so. Brigham Young was serving as a missionary in Europe at the time of Joseph Smith's murder so he could not have been involved with the event.
How far do you agree with the statement that brigham young was successful on the journey to the salt lake city?
I agree 100%, because Brigham Young successfully arrived in Salt Lake City with most of the people who chose to come with him and with enough supplies to found the city.
How many cities did Brigham Young found?
Brigham Young founded hundreds of cities and towns that are still thriving today. Nearly all the cities in Utah, southern Idaho, and northern Arizona were founded by Brigham Young and his followers. He also began settlements in Nevada, California, Colorado, north central Mexico, and south west Canada.Some of the more notable cities founded by Brigham Young include:Salt Lake City, UtahSt. George, UtahSnowflake, ArizonaSan Bernardino, CaliforniaMesa, ArizonaCardston, Alberta, Canadabelieve it or not, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Would Joseph Smith approve of the changes Bringham Young made to the LDS church?
Brigham Young actually didn't make many changes to the Church. Everything that Brigham Young did was in response to previous instruction given by Joseph Smith. For example, Brigham Young moved the Church to Utah because Joseph Smith prophesied in 1842 that the saints would find peace in the Rocky Mountains. Brigham Young expanded the practice of polygamy, but Joseph Smith had preached in favor of the practice as early as 1831 (polygamy officially began in 1843, still with Joseph Smith's approval). Brigham Young also expanded the practice of consecration (the 'United Order'), which Joseph Smith taught in 1834. (The practice is also found in the Bible and the Book of Mormon.) Brigham Young also expanded temple building (begun by Joseph Smith) and performed temple ordinances, which were given to him by Joseph in 1842.
Why did the Mormons settle near the Great Salt Lake?
Well, he didn't find Utah, it was already there and he knew how to get there. He didn't found Utah either - the area was called Territory of Deseret until after Brigham's death. Utah became a state in 1896, but Brigham Young died in 1877. Brigham Young moved to the area because the Mormons had been kicked out of their homes in Missouri and Illinois. Joseph Smith had previously said that they would find peace in the Rocky Mountains, so Brigham lead the people there.
Who found the church an who lead the Mormons to Utah?
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) believe that Joseph Smith founded their church under the direction of Jesus Christ. After Joseph Smith was murdered, the bulk of his followers moved west to what is now Utah under the direction of Brigham Young. Brigham Young was officially ordained as Joseph's successor as President of the Church in December 1847.
What is the address for the headquarters of OneStop?
There are many companies and locations referred to as "OneStop", but the most commonly referred to is the OneStop Headquarters at BYU, (Brigham Young University), which can be found at University Ave, Provo, UT 84606.
Did Brigham young castrate his daughter?
No, that would be impossible. Females cannot be castrated, because castration is the act of removing the testicles. Testicles are only found on male genitalia. Brigham Young would not have supported any act which prevented an individual from being able to "multiply and replenish the earth", and certainly would not allow any of his children to undergo such a procedure unless it was intended as a life-saving operation due to cancer or infection.
