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 correct answer is b

The correct answer is B.

The Ghost Dance was a religious movement that started in 1889 and swept across Native American populations in the West.

It was a mystical ritual first but it became a political movement and a symbol of American Indian resistance to a way of life imposed by the U.S government. The dance was believed to reunite the living with the spirits of the dead, bringing the spirits to fight on their behalf. The fighting was against the white colonists and against life on reservations, it was a cry for peace and prosperity for the Native American peoples.

The emergence of the Ghost Dance was view by many Americans as a threat because many believed that the Native Americans had been pacified and living  on reservations in the style of white farmers or settlers.

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