After the Revolution, United States citizens found themselves in a position to rethink familiar ways of organizing and ruling their lives. Prior to the Revolution, European-held America was ruled by the very wealthy. The new republic, on the other hand, was ruled by yeoman farmers and urban artisans. Some practices changed quickly, such as the separation of church and state, while others shifted more slowly, like the movement toward equality for women. Also, people speculated, if any society were completely reorganized, it could be regenerated and, ultimately, perfected. This concept created various forms of utopias. Most of the original utopias were created for religious purposes.

What were the fastest-growing religions in America by 1800? Provide and example of utopia's religious community formed in 18th or 19th century, and explain their connection to American workforce.