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George Ripley and the Utopian Reformation

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A portion of George Ripley's beliefs were related to equality of genders and races. During this time period of white male superiority George stands out as a historical figure because he stood up for equality in a time of extreme inequality. His work of human harmony shows his bravery and honor during this time in history.

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A portion of George Ripley's beliefs were related to equality of genders and races. During this time period of white male superiority George stands out as a historical figure because he stood up for equality in a time of extreme inequality. His work of human harmony shows his bravery and honor during this time in history.

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I would compare him to Martin Luther King Jr. why?

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I would compare him to Martin Luther King Jr. why?

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Because also like George he preached his opinions no matter the criticism that was thrown at him. He also seemed to preach similar ideas to improve society and the lives of others.

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-through the transcendentalism club George seemed to inspire future american citizens or leaders to fight for there equal rights.                              -also his articles in magazines and newspapers encouraged other people to stand up to people and preach there beliefs like he did.

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-through the transcendentalism club George seemed to inspire future american citizens or leaders to fight for there equal rights.                              -also his articles in magazines and newspapers encouraged other people to stand up to people and preach there beliefs like he did.

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-besides the collapse of Brook Farms, he was a great speaker for the Transcendentalist movement and promoted new ways of thinking.                          -His ideas and writings helped fight Unitarianism                    -Overall huge part of the transcendentalism movement.

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-besides the collapse of Brook Farms, he was a great speaker for the Transcendentalist movement and promoted new ways of thinking.                          -His ideas and writings helped fight Unitarianism                    -Overall huge part of the transcendentalism movement.

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-he established Brook Farm that promotes a society of liberal, intelligent and cultivated persons that can be led amidst a wholesome and simple life. (Utopia)                   -he wrote many inspiring magazines and edited many newspapers advertising great ideas. -published the "New American Cyclopedia" which was very profitable and popular.

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-he established Brook Farm that promotes a society of liberal, intelligent and cultivated persons that can be led amidst a wholesome and simple life. (Utopia)                   -he wrote many inspiring magazines and edited many newspapers advertising great ideas. -published the "New American Cyclopedia" which was very profitable and popular.

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George suffered from the criticism of his opinions of... his belief  that slavery was wrong,  (wanted to get rid of it) his negative opinions towards the american market, belief in gender equality, and he was against the state of intellectualism (the exercise of the intellect at the expense of the emotions) at Harvard.  

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George suffered from the criticism of his opinions of... his belief  that slavery was wrong,  (wanted to get rid of it) his negative opinions towards the american market, belief in gender equality, and he was against the state of intellectualism (the exercise of the intellect at the expense of the emotions) at Harvard.  

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-born 1802 in Greenfield, Massachusetts,             -attended Harvard, completed his studies in 1823.                           -became ordained as the minister of the Purchase Street Church in Boston,        -he then began to question traditional Unitarian beliefs.              -died 1880

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-born 1802 in Greenfield, Massachusetts,             -attended Harvard, completed his studies in 1823.                           -became ordained as the minister of the Purchase Street Church in Boston,        -he then began to question traditional Unitarian beliefs.              -died 1880

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Who is a modern day equivalent reformer? Why is this person similar?

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Who is a modern day equivalent reformer? Why is this person similar?

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What lasting impact, if any, did the person's reforms have on American society?

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What lasting impact, if any, did the person's reforms have on American society?

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What detail(s) of the person's work made him or her an interesting historicalfigure?

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What detail(s) of the person's work made him or her an interesting historicalfigure?

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 What success did the individual have in promoting reform?

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 What success did the individual have in promoting reform?

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What methods did the person use to improve American life?

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What methods did the person use to improve American life?

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 What criticism of American society did the individual have?

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 What criticism of American society did the individual have?