Utah
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Transcript of Utah
By: Bella
The Major Cities are Salt Lake City, Provo, St. George and Ogden. The land forms are Deserts, Mountains and Canyons. The Bodies of water are the Colorado and Green Rivers. The population of Utah is 2,784,572 people. The weather in Utah is very hot and it gets barely gets any rain. The land size is 84,904 square miles and is located in the West
Region.
Utah became a state in 1849. The Native American tribes are the Shoshone, Gosiutes, Ute, and
Paiutes. The immigrant group was The Dominguez-Escalante Expedition. 5 important dates: In the late 1850's there were 150 communities. In 1865 awful battles broke out between Mormon pioneers and Native
American tribes. In 1869 The Transcontinental Railroad was finished. In 1896 Utah becomes the 45th state in the Union. In 1844 Joseph Smith leader of Mormons gets killed by an angry mob in
Illinois.
The Governor is Gary R. Herbert. The Capital is Salt Lake City. The state abbreviation is UT. The U.S. Representatives are Rob Bishop, Jim Matheson, and
Jason Chaffetz. The U.S. Senators are Robert Bennett, and Mike Lee. Utah is Republican. The Constitution of Utah was ratified March 4, 1895.
The natural resources are mainly minerals. The manufactured goods are technology, medicines, and roller
coasters. The main industries are mining and tourism. A famous company in Utah is S&S. Some farm products are fruits, veggies, and livestock. Where most people work is a farm, health care, and technology
companies. The unemployment rate is 7.6.
The state nickname is “ Beehive State”. The state motto is “ Industry”. The state bird is the California Seagull. The state tree is the Blue Spruce. The state flower is the Sego lily. The state song is " Utah, this is the place“. The state rock is coal. Places for visitors to see are the National Parks, Festivals, and
Sports games.