From Bryce Canyon and Lake Powell to the south, all the way up to the Great Salk Lake in the northwest corner, Utah is the 2nd leading copper producer in the US (behind Arizona).

Today more than 2 million Utahans populate the 85,000 square miles that Mormon Settlers called Deseret, which is the word for 'honeybee' from the Book of Mormon.

But the Ute Indians, and the Anasazi before them, had already been building pueblos in the tall cliff faces for centuries by then -- so A is correct.






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