Bill of Rights
-All of the following are examples of American utopian communities in the mid-19th century EXCEPT:
A)Oneida
B)Brook Farm
C)Modern Times
D)Providence
E)New Harmony

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Providence was a city in Rhode Island, not a utopian community. While many reformers sought to change society, others believed that creating societies based on their values was a better solution. Thus, various groups attempted to eliminate social ills through planned communities with willing members. Based on the teaching of men such as Robert Owen and John Humphrey Noyes, these communities sprang up in the United States. The Oneida community was particularly notorious in its day due to its non-monogamous marriage practices and strict eugenics program (though note that eugenics did not have the stigma then that it does now).

Bill of Rights -All of the Following Are Examples of American Utopian Communities