Road to Statehood
Native American Heritage
Westward Expansion
Women's History
Modern Utah/Utah on the World Stage
100

Utah's official symbol that emphasizes its motto of "industry."

Beehive

100

Utah gains its name from this historic tribe.

Ute

100

Spreading this was a motivation for many Americans to move into Western territories.

1. Religion

2. Language

3. Culture/Customs

4. Government

100

Olene Walker served as Utah's first this from 2003 to 2005.

Female governor

100

Gail Halvorsen, a Utah Airforce veteran, was known as this type of "bomber" during the Berlin Airlift in 1948-1949

The Candy Bomber/Berlin Candy Bomber

200

This practice among members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints contributed to the federal government denying statehood to Utah.

Polygamy

200

Also known as the Diné, meaning "the people," this tribe has historically lived in the Four-Corners region.

The Navajo

200

The belief that the United States was divinely destined to expand its borders from coast to coast.

Manifest Destiny

200

Seraph Young, a schoolteacher, became the first woman in the U.S. to do this:

Vote in a U.S. election

200

The event Salt Lake City hosted in 2002 and placed the city on the global stage.

Winter Olympics

300

This religious leader led Mormon Pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847.

Brigham Young

300

The names of the five historic tribes of Utah

Ute, Paiute, Shoshone, Goshute, and Navajo

300

Promontory Point was the location where the east and west lines of this railroad track met with the driving in of the golden spike.

The Transcontinental Railroad

300

Utah was among the states that helped push forward the eventual ratification of this Constitutional amendment

19th

300

Topaz, UT is the name of what site/event in U.S. history?

Japanese Internment Camps (during WWII)

400

The amount of times Utah applied for statehood before succeeding.

7

400

The introduction of this animal by the Spanish was seen as a benefit to the Ute, Navajo, and Shoshone

The horse

400

The territory that is now Utah was acquired by the U.S. from which nation through a end-of-war treaty?

Mexico

400

The Mormon women in Utah sent a bolt of Utah-produced silk to this national Women's Suffrage leader for her 80th birthday 

Susan B. Anthony

400

Members of the Navajo Nation contributed to WWII intelligence efforts by transmitting messages in the Navajo language, giving the military members this name:

Code Talkers

500

The Utah War (also known as the Mormon Rebellion) arose when President Buchanan sent troops to replace Brigham Young as...

Governor

500

The Goshute tribe could make robes out of 250-300 skins from these animals.

Mouse/Mice

500

This industry brought many immigrant workers to Utah in its earliest days as a territory/state

Mining

500

Also known as "Mattie," this woman was the first female state senator from Utah after a successful campaign against her own husband, as well as a physician, Utah women's rights advocate, suffragist, and a founder and member of Utah's first State Board of Health.  

Martha Hughes Cannon

500

As a result of nuclear testing in Nevada, many individuals in Southern Utah were exposed to radioactive material carried over through the atmosphere. These individuals are known as...

Downwinders

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