the ghost dance
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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.
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Wovoka - album - was created in 1974-02.
A Paiute prophet
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because he was the leader of the ghost dance.
Wovoka
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Wovoka, who also went by the name Jack Wilson, lived in the state of Nevada. He was born in Smith Valley, Nevada in 1856 and died in Yerington, Nevada in 1932.
the ghost dance
In his dream, Wovoka claimed to have spoken with God, who revealed to him a vision of a new world where Native Americans could reunite with their ancestors and live in peace. This experience led to the creation of the Ghost Dance movement, which aimed to restore Native American lands and way of life. Wovoka's teachings emphasized hope and spiritual renewal among Native American communities.
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As a child, Wovoka, also known as Jack Wilson, grew up in a Paiute community in Nevada. He was exposed to various Native American cultural traditions and spiritual beliefs. Wovoka worked on ranches and farms, and during his youth, he experienced a significant spiritual revelation during an eclipse in 1889, which later influenced his role as the leader of the Ghost Dance movement. This movement aimed to restore Native American lands and way of life through spiritual renewal and communal ceremonies.
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