…suburbs, skyscrapers, and interstate highways that brought on both economic prosperity and cultural malaise) inspired a new wave of spiritual upheavals — from the 1960s counterculture and rights revolutions to the evangelical backlash — which still shape American life today.” (3)

The relevant paragraph: “Soon after, utopian communities began to form in what became known as the Second Great Awakening—giving rise to nation-changing movements like Abolition, Suffrage, and Mormonism. A century later, the alienation of postwar mass consumer society the shopping malls, suburbs (2)