... show visitors through their buildings and around their properties (Shea, 1971). Mother Ann predicted that, even though the Shakers will decline there would be a rebirth of the Shaker religious group. However, some Shakers thought that the rebirth of Shakers would be just to influence future generations rather than to continue the religious communities, so the Shaker leadership decided that in future no ... ...

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... on around her. She was completely blind to her people's plight. "It was then that I realized I really didn't know what was going on all around me" (Moody 112). After her rebirth, a new fear was thrown into her. "Before Emmett Till's murder, I had known the fear of hunger, hell, and the Devil. But now there was new fear known to me- the ... ...

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