How did the market revolution influence utopian ideals?
What will be an ideal response?
Utopian movements were more radical embodiments of the general push for social reform in America that came with the Second Great Awakening. They sought to establish communities that were heaven on earth. By eliminating private property and the limitations of conventional gender and family roles, these movements appealed to many who felt threatened by or uneasy about the climate created by the market revolution.
You might also like to view...
Under the Indian New Deal,
A) American Indians gained legal rights as tribal members, obtained sovereignty on reservations, and generally were given a new start. B) American Indians gained legal rights as tribal members and received lifelong reparations payments for lands taken away under the Dawes Act. C) American Indians obtained sovereignty on reservations and received one-time reparations payments for lands taken away under the Dawes Act. D) American Indians received little more than empty promises and pointless celebrations used as window dressing to obscure the wrongs done to them for centuries.
The Viet Cong were the forces in South Vietnam that opposed the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Compared to the Americas, the domestication of animals in southwestern Asia made it easier
a. to fertilize fields. b. to develop plow technology. c. to rely less on hunting and fishing. d. all of the above
In 1939, the German army pioneered a new kind of warfare, a “Blitzkrieg” or “lightning war”, in _______.
a. Poland. b. The Soviet Union. c. Great Britain. d. Italy.