The shakers stretched from Maine to Kentucky, and they were known as the most successful of the religious communities in the mid-1800s.
The Shakers were also called the United Society of Believers in Christ Second Appearing. They believed in communal ownership of property.
The Shakers had their entire community hold all their property in common. They also believed in equality and that men and women were equal. They were proponents of celibacy.
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