How did the oneida community in new york reflect american life in the 1800s? a. it reflected some americans’ desire to find better, more moral ways to live. b. it reflected the religious fervor and rise of revivalism during that era. c. it reflect the desire for better working conditions as part of the reform movement. d. it reflected an interest in improving behavior and worked to make people see the evils of drinking alcohol.

The correct answer is B) it reflected the religious fervor and rise of the revivalism during that era.  

The Oneida community in New York reflected the American life of the 1800s because it reflected the religious fervor and rise of the revivalism during that era.  

The Oneida community in New York was a rigid religious society in the 1800s. This communal form of religion was founded by Jhon Humprey. His ideas on marriage created controversy. He thought that a man and a woman should not be attached to each other, rejecting monogamy. Another controversy was the belief that Jesus had arrived on Earth again and into his community. The Oneida community indeed reflected the religious fervor and rise of the revivalism during that era.  

B. It reflected the religious fervor and rise of revivalism during that era.

the us hoped to prevent any nations from leaning towards soviet union-based communism. the containment policy was established in hopes of keeping communism from spreading to new places.

the influence of charles louis de secondant , baton montesquieu.