In 1888 Wovoka, a Paiute Indian, created a religous movement called the Ghost Dance. Ghost Dancers held the belief that the world was soon going to end and that the Native Americans, including those that had already passed, would inherit the earth. The movement took its name from a ritual in which the people would engage in a frenzied dance and would glimpse their future Native American paradise.
2007-12-14
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