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PHIL 2400 1st editionLecture 21Unit: Should Utah be a State?Required readings:“Romney and the Mormon Moment”“A Mormon President?”“When Romney was a Bishop”“The Speech Mitt Romney Never Gave” Outline of Current Lecture I. Should Utah be a State?II. 1887 Edmund Tucker ActIII. 1890 ManifestoIV. 1896V. 1903 Reed SmootVI. 1907Current Lecture Should Utah be a State? Issues Slavery controversy- Mormons were emphatically against slavery and country was locked in a bitter debate about adding new states to the union on the issue of slavery Plural marriage- 8-10% of Mormon men had more than one wife- Most of them were to two women- Tradition developed out of limited roles for women in society Communitarianism- Similar to socialist society- Giving funds to leaders and trusting that they were used well- Rest of the country was strongly in favor of capitalist ideas Theocratic government- God is at the top of concern and gives advice directly to leaders- American public worried they would push particular views about God on the rest of the U.S. 1887 Edmund Tucker Act 1) Disincorporated the church and took property worth over $50.000These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute. 2) LDS members prohibited from voting, serving on jury, hold office until they pledged to support acts against plural marriage 3) denied women the right to vote since they had already been participating in elections 1890 Manifesto September 23 – revelation to end plural marriage- LDS currently doesn’t recognize people who currently practice plural marriage aspart of the church, generally thought of as fundamentalist mormons 1896 Utah became a state Worked out most of the issues concerning slavery and plural marriage by this time 1903 Reed Smoot For four years, wasn’t officially considered a senator because it was believed that he participated in plural marriage and was also simultaneously a religious leader 1907 Reed Smoot finally made a senator after 47 voted for and 28 against Reasoning? People got to know him, and constitution worked in his


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