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)looking for a reservation to call home.
d)creating a new buffalo hunting ritual.

The right answer is B.  

At 1889, native Americans started a religious movement that spread all throughout the whole nation. It was called The Ghost Dance.

The Ghost Dance was a mysterious religious custom in the beginning, yet it  developed into something political and became a symbol for the resistence of the Native Americans against the American way of life that the government was trying to impose on them.

It was believed that The Ghost Dance would rejoin the living with the spirits of the dead, causing the spirits to battle their benefit. The battling was against the white homesteaders and against life on reservations. In the end, it was a cry for harmony and prosperity for all the Native Americans.

The development of the Ghost Dance was seen by numerous Americans as a danger in light of the fact that many were sure that the Native Americans had been appeased and living on reservations not differently of farmers or settlers.

The correct answer is:

B)rallying against life on reservations.

B)   rallying against life on reservations.  is the correct answer

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