PART A: Which of the following best describe why the Ghost Dance became so popular in the late 1800s?

A
The Ghost Dance was a non-violent way for Native Americans to intimidate the U. S. forces without provoking any retaliation.
B
The Ghost Dance energized the people suffering on the reservation because it quite literally made them forget their fear and hunger.
C
The Ghost Dance was one of the few traditional dances and spiritual rites that had brought all indigenous peoples together for centuries.
D
The Ghost Dance was one of the last hopes of many Native Americans living on reservations, and with little other hope many began performing the dance.

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