The Shaker Communities in New York in
the early 1800s were what kind of
community?
A. gov...
History, 24.06.2020 05:01 halieysandberg1234
The Shaker Communities in New York in
the early 1800s were what kind of
community?
A. governmental
B. communist
C. utopian
Answers: 1
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