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It worked out for a while, some longer than others, but as someone once said: "Everything must cone to an end"

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They held vastly different beliefs and ideals from one another

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Oneida Perfectionists
Brook Farm
Shakers
New Harmony

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~They basically believed that they needed to set the example for the rest of the world
~created a new type of life style they thought God would approve of.
~They all eventually broke off
~They had a leader

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between all of the Utopian societies, each of them had different beliefs but the similar beginnings and endings. How all the socieities fell were the people having a lack of motivation to help support the community and working for the bigger cause.

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Owen rebelled against the “trinity of evils:” private property, irrational systems of religion, and marriage founded on property and religion. He developed a plan of progressive paternalism in his commune at “New” Harmony– curfews, house inspections, and fines for drunkenness and illegitimate children. He equated happiness with docility, and as a result was criticized for condescending to the working class.

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Brook Farm was to combine the thinker and the worker, to guarantee the greatest mental freedom, and to prepare a society of liberal, cultivated persons, whose relations with each other would permit a more wholesome and simpler life than could be led amid the pressure of competitive institutions.

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the community ended Hostility mounted in the surrounding communities to the Perfectionists’ marriage arrangements, and in 1879 Noyes advised the group to abandon the system.

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the Shakers moved to america to escape persecution from England.