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Springing up in the U.S. during early and mid 1800s, these communities attempted to create ideal, perfect societies. Inspired by the climate of spirituality, philosophy, and reform during the era, most of these communities featured strict equality, sharing, and hard work. Ultimately, most failed and were abandoned. New Lebanon (Shakers), Oneida community, and Brook Farm are examples of these communities.
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