Which of the following best describes the 'Oneida Community' of the mid-19th century?
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Correct answer: A utopian society that practiced communal property and 'complex marriage'
Oneida was one of many utopian communities that emerged during the reform era as people sought to create 'perfect' alternatives to the competitive market economy. They challenged traditional views on family, gender, and property.
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