Question

The plains Indians embraced the ghost dance movement because they were? A.trying to unite all American Indians

B.rallying against life on reservations
C.lookingbfor a reservation to call home
D.creating a new buffalo hunting ritual

Answer 1

The answer is option B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Apparition Dance an otherworldly and political development of fields Indians was the indication of outrage and expectation against the onerous strategies of the US government. Their properties were reallocated and they were enslaved and detained in reservations where their condition was hopeless and urgent. The development discovered its beginning in Paute Indian named Wovoka, who reported that he was the savior coming to earth to set up the Indians for their salvation. He reported the general population to move for a considerable length of time alongside a few ceremonies which he professed to bring the reestablishment of local society and decrease in the impact of whites.

Answer 2

Option B i.e rallying against the life on reservations is the correct answer.

Ghost Dance a spiritual and political movement of plains Indians was the manifestation of anger and hope against the oppressive policies of the US government. Their lands were confiscated and they were subjugated and imprisoned in reservations where their condition was miserable and desperate. The movement found its origin in Paute Indian named Wovoka, who announced that he was the messiah coming to earth to prepare the Indians for their salvation. He announced the people to dance for days along with some rituals which he claimed to bring the renewal of native society and decline in the influence of whites.