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One of Joseph Smith's follower printed the Book of Mormon, therefore establishing the Mormon Church
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After religious prosecution, Joseph Smith was killed, when an angry mob attacked his house. He tried to defend himself, but when all hopes were gone he jumped out of his window. On his way down, he was shot several times, his final words were "Oh my God," then he hit the floor.
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To escape religious prosecution, Brigham Young lead the first group of Mormons to the west. They eventually found a place where they could practice their religion peacefully.
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Whe the Transcontinental Railroad was built, about 70,000 Mormons migrated to Utah along the Mormon Trail
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Brighham Young wanted to make sure it would be a good place to practice their religion. This was the first non-native permanent settlement in Utah.
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The Utes, angry over the disruption of the trade as well as white settelment on their territory, reacted violently. They raided many Mormon villages. In responce the Utah militia attack the Utes.
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After many deaths the two sides finally call it even but left many unsettled problems.
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