Hutterite Sects and Their Differences

The video discusses the three sects of Hutterites: Leralites, Shmeenite, and Dariusite. It explains the differences in their dress codes and beliefs, which are mostly similar but applied differently. The sects originated from three groups that migrated from Europe to South Dakota, each led by a different leader. Attempts to unify the Leralite and Dariusite sects failed due to differing leadership visions. In the 1980s and 1990s, the Shmeenite sect split into two new sects, Euler's and Gibbs, for reasons not fully understood.

Which sect of Hutterites is known for wearing darker colored dresses with small black polka dots on their shawls?

• Shmeenite

• Dariusite

• Euler's

• Leralites

What is the primary difference between the three sects of Hutterites?

• Their language

• Their religious beliefs

• Their diet

• Their attire

Which sect of Hutterites is considered more liberal compared to the others?

• Dariusite

• Shmeenite

• Gibbs

• Leralites

What was the profession of the leader of the Shmeenite sect?

• Carpenter

• Blacksmith

• Schoolteacher

• Farmer

Where did the Hutterite sects settle after migrating from Europe?

• North Dakota

• Wyoming

• South Dakota

• Montana

Why did the attempt to unite the Leralite and Dariusite sects fail?

• Language barriers

• Economic reasons

• Geographical distance

• Different interpretations of rules

In which decades did the Shmeenite sect experience a split?

• 1980s and 1990s

• 1990s and 2000s

• 1970s and 1980s

• 1960s and 1970s

What are the names of the two sects that emerged from the Shmeenite split?

• Euler's and Gibbs

• Leralite and Dariusite

• Schmied and Lera

• Darius and Lera