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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.
it helps us or our bones to be flexible 4 dance moves
it came from us Filipinos
I prefer The Skittles who is the dance group in that was in the Talent Show in 2009 they won 1st place!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The US government felt that the Ghost Dance was a threat because it was a ceremony that promised to restore the Indians' way of life by ridding the land of white people.
C. The soldiers feared the Ghost Dancers were preparing for war.
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.
The tragedy at wounded knee occured when Sitting Bull, chief of the Lakota Sioux, was being hunted down for being the leader of the "ghost dance," the spiritual dance that was performed so that the bufallo would come back and all the white settlers would leave. Troops came to Sitting Bull's reservation, and Sitting Bull died in an exchange of gunfire. The other particapnts of the Ghost dance then escaped, but troops went after them. At Wounded Knee Creek, gunfire broke out and 200 largely unarmed Lakota and 25 US soldiers were killed.
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