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12 Cards in this Set
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Joseph Smith ran for president. People feared this would give Mormons more power. |
Political problem |
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Mormons accused neighbours of theft, racing and gambling, which made them very unpopular. |
Social problem |
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Mormons worked hard and became prosperous, and other citizens were jealous. |
Economic problem |
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Mormon leaders had religious power that was feared. |
Religious problem |
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Non-Mormons were afraid of a secret Mormon army known as the Danties. |
Political problem |
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Non-Mormons were afraid of Indians getting Mormon sympathy. |
Social problem |
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Joseph Smith formed a bank which caused serious debt for non-Mormons when it collapsed. |
Economic problem |
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Mormon leaders had political power that other citizens feared. |
Political problem |
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Mormons wanted to convert as many people as possible which worried non-Mormons in case they were taken over. |
Religious problem |
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Mormons wanted their own laws. |
Political problem |
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Mormons called themselves the 'Chosen People' and said only they would go to heaven. |
Religious problem |
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Mormons practised Polygamy. |
Social problem |