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19 Cards in this Set
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Shakers |
Mother Ann Lee Mother Lucy Wright Late 1700s Celibacy Sophia Sabbathday Lake, ME Canterbury, NH Pleasant Hill, KY (historic site) |
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Ephrata |
Conrad Beissel Mother Maria Eicher late mid 1700s Celibacy Sophia Ephrata PA |
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Bohemia Manor |
Slupyter late 1600s some celibacy |
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Society of the Woman in the Wilderness |
Kelpius late 1600s Celibacy Sophia |
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Drop City |
Gene Bernofsky Clark Richert 1960s Artists droppings Geodesic Domes - fulfillment of the being Cosmic Forces (luck?) Colorado |
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Koreshan Unity |
Cyrus Reed Teed (Koresh) Victoria Gratia Preeminent mid 1800s Celibacy Alchemy Earth concave - pseudo science social hierarchy Estero, FL |
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Peace Mission |
Father Divine Edna Rose Ritchings 1930s everyone work together integration Harlem |
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Icaria |
Etienne Cabet mid 1800s no religion, no divorce, no celibacy Nauvoo, IL Corning, IA |
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Harmonists |
George Rapp "Count de Leon" 1800s celibacy Sophia Golden Rose Education and Music 1830s - group split over Count |
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Moravian Brethren |
Count Zinzendorf early 1700s no celibacy Choirs - small bible study groups Bethlehem, PA Salem, NC Savannah, GA |
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Hutterite |
Jakob Hutter 1528 Schmiedeleut - liberals, Bonhomme 1874 Dariusleut - moderate Lehrerleut - conservative |
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Brook Farm |
Fourier 1800s Albert Brisbane Phalanx Improved world Transcendentalism |
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Inspirationists |
Christian Metz Gruber, Rock Barbara Heinemann Landmann Werkzeug early 1700s, early 1800s celibacy Ebenezer, NY Amana, Iowa |
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Owenites |
Robert Owen Early 1800s opposed private property, religion, marriage Silent Monitor New Harmony, failed after 2 years |
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Oneida |
John Noyes 1800s Complex Marriage Male Continence Stirpiculture Ascending-Descending Fellowship Oneida, NY |
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Success of Father Divine |
Race Integration People wanted economic protection |
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Drop City: Utopia or Dystopia |
Utopia - perfect society, fulfillment of being |
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Science, Religion, and Koreshan |
Religion couldn't work without faith that science was accurate |
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Bernofsky + Peter Rabbit Breakdown of trust Competition for leadership Breakdown or survival of communes |
Both too similar Bernofsky and Rabbit: both bullshitters, B doesn't trust R, R thought he knew better, B asks him to leave after R gets violent = survival Rapp and Count: both really religious, at first R trusts Count, then he doesn't, split the group allegiance, led to downfall |
