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Q: How did shakers organize their communities?
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Who was the leader of the shakers?

the leader of the Shakers religion was Ann Lee. She started the movement (as an offshoot of the Quakers) in Manchester. The first Shaker communities after this were founded in Wandsworth and the New Forest.


What were the goal of national grange?

Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change.


Did shakers have children?

Shakers practiced celibacy, so they did not have children. Their communities were self-sustaining through recruitment of new members and adoption of orphaned children.


What is the samba shakers called?

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What were the goals of the granges?

Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change.


What were the goals of the national?

give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand oilitical change


When was Shakers created?

Shakers was created in 1747.


What goals of the national grange?

Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change.


What did the Shakers the Fourierists and the people who lived at the Oneida Brook Farm and New Harmony communities have in common?

A belief that communal ownership of property was a way to create more moral societies


When was Capital Shakers created?

Capital Shakers was created in 1998.


Did the shakers practice polygamy?

Precisely the opposite; the Shakers were against ANY sexual contact. Shakers didn't have children, although they could adopt.


Why were Mormon's more persecuted than the shakers?

This could be due to several reasons.First, the Shakers were more insular and kept to themselves, while Mormons have a very extensive evangelism effort and proliferate into their communities. Since Mormons were out and about, people had a higher chance of being annoyed by them.Second, the Shakers were, for the most part, a smaller group. The Mormons are ever-expanding. People felt more threatened by the Mormons and in some cases were worried that Mormons would take over their cities and towns. There were more Mormons, so there were more to persecute.Third, the Shakers have died out, but Mormonism lives on. Nobody persecutes Shakers anymore because they don't exist, but Mormons are still persecuted by many to this day.