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Woman in the Wilderness derived its name from the woman in Revelation 12:6 who fled to the wilderness to escape a fiery dragon and wait for the return of Christ. Through their piety, creativity, learning, and work ethic, both communes heavily influenced the formation of the Pennsylvania Colony.

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The Peace Mission led by black preacher, Father Divine, stressed that everyone was loved by him, Father Divine, the Savior.

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The Diggers was a community in the 1960s that had countercultural and anarchist ideals.

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New Haven and Pennsylvania German Colonies

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New Haven and Pennsylvania German Colonies

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In New Haven, people moved from England to Boston to create a religious utopia. They said they wanted a "church compact within itself, without subordination under or dependence upon any other but Jesus Christ."
Pennsylvania German Colonies heavily influenced Pennsylvania.

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Operated on the principle of equal work and equal compensation for men and women.

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A man named James Jesse Strang claimed he had been ordained by angels to assume the leadership of the church.  In 1847 the group moved to Beaver Island, Michigan and founded the Kingdom of St. James.

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The Holy City was founded by William Rier and lasted for 36 years and Christian haven.

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was like a school that ran trough Sunday children only saw their parents on Sunday.

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The people living in this society lived in lodges, tents, or tepees. They live an unmodern life with small houses and their jobs are potters and leather-crafters. Their food is from a two-acre garden.

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Roycroft is a community that accepted anyone and everyone- who was willing to work. Their main motto is to create beauty whether in books or placemats.

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It was a colony founded by John Davenport and Theophilis Eaton, and it was founded near Massachusetts Bay.

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People moved from New York to California because, they rejected the teachings of Katherine tingley

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Social and Physical technology was cheap.

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Robert Owen wanted to create a socialist utopia. He brought trading lessons to schools instead of the traditional education. He would “shield children from the unwanted negative influence of their parents and families".

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In 1966 it first started as a communal pig farm in California but it moved to New Mexico. Hugh Romney aka Wavy Gravy served as leader and guru. They raised money for relief efforts and spoke at some colleges.

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The Woman in the Wilderness was created to prepare for the coming of Christ. They got they're name from Revelation 12:6 in the Bible.

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One of the longest living utopias, lasting from 1802-1880. It was originally began as a transcendentalist( American literary, political, and philosophical movement), but changed to a more self- sufficient like community after four years.

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george rapp created it was a German Evangelical Lutheran who came to America to escape persecution for his unique brand of Pietism

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Nashoba was a community that was made to help free slaves and educate them through letters, eventually sending the free people to Haiti. This commune was modeled after New Haven.

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Main house is a 2 story mansion where in the beginning  Harris(the founder),his wife and a some other utopians lived and ate.

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John Humphrey Noyes created Oneida and it became a system of "true communism."

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Drop City was created in Kansas City, it is called "Drop City" because people would amuse themselves by dropping cans, water balloons, and other garbage out the window.

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It was created to reflect values of nonviolence ad equality.

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Anti Monarchist group
Supported no Religion

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It is interesting to think about a utopia being in our present world.

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It was really weird that some of the colonies were just experiments and not meant to actually be a part of America.

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I found it interesting that many people tried to create a Utopia, and even today, we have not created one yet.

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I found it interesting that so many people wished to create utopias and failed at being able to maintain a successful utopia.

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One of the articles said "If any society were completely reorganized, it could be regenerated and, ultimately, perfected." I think that it was interesting because it says if ANY but can ANY society go through those changes?

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Almost all of the Utopias seemed like a good thing to start with but almost always ended up failing and falling in debt.

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It is fact impossible (maybe) to create a utopia, it will only last for a few years before falling into great problems.

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Are we still trying to create a Utopia here in America?

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Are we still trying to create a Utopia here in America?

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I find it interesting that after all these years we still haven't found a utopia.

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It is impossible to create a utopia because not everyone will see it as a utopia.

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Utopias should be based on more than one person's ideals. If one person only designs it and has no experience the place is likely to lat no more than a month.

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Everybody was trying to create a Utopia however people back then did not know that someone's utopia can be someone else's dystopia.

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everyone thought that they could make life perfect, but with everyone having different social views and opinions, it became almost impossible

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the goal was to make the United States one big utopia

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It is almost impossible to create a Utopia because there is always someone that breaks the rules

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It is weird that people think that a Utopia is perfect because I thought that a Utopia was anything a person wants it to be. Not everything is required to be perfect.

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that so many people tried but failed to succeed at making utopias more than just a dream

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so many people wanted to make a utopia but if it started up then it would just fail a couple years later because other people have different ideas of a "perfect" utopian world.

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I found interesting that kopecky proved that a new kind of life was possible that was closer to nature and more compatible with his ideals of communal living.

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I found interesting that kopecky proved that a new kind of life was possible that was closer to nature and more compatible with his ideals of communal living.

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Many people FAILED to make a utopia

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It was interesting that America tried to achieve a culture that was distinct and didn't imitate the British culture.

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It was interesting that America tried to achieve a culture that was distinct and didn't imitate the British culture.

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It was also interesting how people wanted to make the United States a Utopia. Although they never succeeded.

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an IMAGINARY place where everyone and everything is perfect

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It was interesting that so many people want to create  Utopias

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I found interesting that the whole purpose of starting life in America was to try to make it "perfect," but everyone has a different meaning of perfect which ties back to the phrase "Your utopia my dystopia."