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In the fall of 1890, a new religious fever, “Ghost Dancing,” spread among the Indian tribes pushed to the far edge of the prairies by broken treaties and the advance of the white man. Their religion held that floods would come, destroying, the whites. And then, game would return; dead Indians would be resurrected, and living Indians would be protected from all harm by wearing painted ghost shirts and performing the special dance.
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In
the
fall
of
1890,
a
new
religious
fever,
“Ghost
Dancing,”
spread
among
the
Indian
tribes
pushed
to
the
far
edge
of
the
prairies
by
broken
treaties
and
the
advance
of
the
white
man.
Their
religion
held
that
floods
would
come,
destroying,
the
whites.
And
then,
game
would
return;
dead
Indians
would
be
resurrected,
and
living
Indians
would
be
protected
from
all
harm
by
wearing
painted
ghost
shirts
and
performing
the
special
dance.
