Utah is a state located in the western United States. It became a part of the U.S. through westward expansion and was originally settled by Mormon pioneers led by Brigham Young.
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Brigham Young: The second president of the LDS Church who led the Mormons to settle in present-day Utah.
Great Salt Lake: A large saltwater lake located in northern Utah, known for its high salt content.
Pioneer Day: A holiday celebrated on July 24th in Utah commemorating when Brigham Young and other pioneers first arrived in Salt Lake Valley.