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Why did the spread of the ghost dance movement cause concern for U S official?
At the time of the Ghost Dance, Indians were not allowed to practice or even congregate for any reason which might be construed as religious. There was a two fold reason for this. Their religious beliefs gave them strength and unification. The whites were fearful of this and strove to separate them from their spiritual beliefs to avoid any possible uprising. The second reason was the whites simply did not understand Native beliefs and believed them to be evil.
What did the catholic church officials of the middle age believe about dance?
It was asociated with pagan rituals.
Indian religious movement originating out of the sacred sun dance that the federal government attempted to stamp out in 1890?
Its the Ghost Dance. Your probably doing the same worksheet as me for chapter 26 of The American Pageant.
When did Jonkonnu started?
jonkonnu dance originated in the 17th centuryin the west coast of africa and spread to the west indies via the trading slaves. the dance got its name from an ancient african tribal chief named john canoe
What 1890 event ended the ghost dance religion and oranized native american resistance?
The Wounded Knee Massacre of December 29, 1890 ended the Ghost Dance movement. It also ended organized resistance by Native Americans.
Why would officials worry about the spread of the ghost dance?
Officials Feared This Religion Would Lead To Rebelion .
Why would official worry about the spread of the ghost dance beliefs?
Officials Feared This Religion Would Lead To Rebelion .
Why did the spread of the ghost dance movement cause concern for the us officials?
Firstly, it is important to define the phenomenon known as "ghost dancing". To properly "ghost dance", one must first cease to exist within the plane of existence of the person being "danced". This entails hiding in walls as walls are in between rooms and therefore metaphorically between dimensions. Once one is in the wall, they use the sticks lashed to their hands and feet to scrape against the wall. This mimics the motion and sounds of feet sliding on the floor as someone dances. (NB: this can also be done from inside the floors between levels but it requires more agility.) This caused great concern for US officials as they suddenly had to change building code regulations to accomodate walls and floors with enough space for 1 or 2 people to adequately "ghost dance" someone.
How did dance spread?
the dance spread by the NATIVE AMERICANS
What is the typical audience for dance competitions?
Dancers, Dance Teachers, Dance Parents, The competition Officials ect.
Who performed in ghost dances?
The Ghost Dance started with the Paiute spiritual leader Wovoka. Some historians believe the dance started before that and that Wovoka elevated it to a religious movement. By 1889, conditions on the reservations had deteriorated to such a degree that the Ghost Dance, if properly performed, would bring back the spirits of the dead to help the people fight their enemies. Although, as with all American Indian ceremonies, the Ghost Dance was banned, it spread as an underground movement throughout the west. As the dance spread and hope within the Indian nations grew, other tribes took portions of the dance and incorporated their own spiritual beliefs and traditions.
What has the author Penny Bernstein written?
Penny Bernstein has written: 'Theoretical Approaches in Dance-Movement Therapy.[Title of orig. ed.:Eight theoretical approaches in dance-movement therapy]' 'Theory and methods in dance-movement therapy' -- subject(s): Dance therapy, Movement therapy, Psychology of Movement, Psychotherapy
What are the elements of Dance Drama?
Dance & Codified Gesture Movement...
What is size in dance?
size in dance is to have the movement get smaller or bigger
Why did the spread of the ghost dance movement cause concern for U S official?
At the time of the Ghost Dance, Indians were not allowed to practice or even congregate for any reason which might be construed as religious. There was a two fold reason for this. Their religious beliefs gave them strength and unification. The whites were fearful of this and strove to separate them from their spiritual beliefs to avoid any possible uprising. The second reason was the whites simply did not understand Native beliefs and believed them to be evil.
What is the definition of allied movement dance?
The definition of allied movement dance is a dance that is choreographed, and then performed. This is different from free style dancing done at clubs and parties.
Human movement can be considered as dance movement?
when there is what we called rythm.
