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Throughout its history, Utah has been home to pioneers–and not just the kind who drive wagons and wear bonnets. From making breakthrough medical advancements to breaking glass ceilings, amazing people have made—and will continue to make—Utah a culturally rich and diverse place to live. Here I have 8 people who have made significant contributions to Utah and America. Do yourself a favor. Don't just go find the answer and move on. Read about what these important people actually did and how they helped us today.
Match the people with what they did. Use the number in parenthesis for your coordinates, not the action number.
I had to move the cache and forgot to update this.
N 41° 0A.BCD W 111° 5E.FGH
People
A. Barbara Toomer
B. Edward Daigoro
C. Fanny Brooks
D. Green Flake
E. Timbimboo Parry
F. Nicholas Siegfried Ransohoff
G. Philo Farnsworth
H. Solomon Nunes Carvalho
Action
1. Developed the first all-electronic television system according to the Britannica Encyclopedia (4)
2. Drove the first wagon into Emigration Canyon (0)
3. Served on the White House Council for Indian Tribal Affairs (8)
4. Heavily involved with Americans Disabled for Accessible Public Transit. (3)
5. In 1868, LDS leaders told their people to not buy from non LDS stores. This person went to Brigham Young and asked that they not be forced to leave and Brigham Young made an exception for this family. (7)
6. Lent Brigham Young $30,000 to purchase Camp Floyd's entire supply of pork when the post closed. (1)
7. The company he founded helped Japanese workers with jobs, completing government forms, and the Japanese foods he imported for them. (2)
8. While suffering from frozen feet and hands, without food for twenty-four hours, travelling on foot over mountains of snow, I have stopped on the trail, made pictures of the country, repacked my materials (3)