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Brigham Youn, the leader of the Mormons, leads a group of settlers to Utah.
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Mormons killed the Baker-Francher party, while they were traveling through Utah. Only the young ones were kept alive.
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The Transcontinental Railroads were finished, which they met at Promontory Summint in Utah.
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Women won to be able to vote.
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In March 1887 the Edmuds-Tucker Act bill is passed, making it so nobody could practice polygamy.
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On January 4, 1896 Utah becomes a state.