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| ID: 901002308 Page link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/ia/901002308 | Record Type: Event/Narrative |
 | Ghost Dance Movement (American history, 1889-1890) | |
| Note: Spiritual movement that swept from California to Native American communities across the United States, particularly amongst Great Plains tribes. Originated with Wovoka (c. 1856-1932), a Numu spiritual leader; after a series of visions, Wovoka advocated for Native Americans to adopt a round dance to save Native lifeways and end the various conflicts stemming from the Indian Wars (1790-1890). The movement ended swiftly after the Massacre at Wounded Knee, where U.S. police fired on Ghost Dance participants in 1890. Several Native leaders were killed during the conflict, including Hunkpapa Lakota Chief Sitting Bull (1834-1890). | |
| Ghost Dance Movement (American history, 1889-1890) (preferred,English-P,D,N) |
| Movement, Ghost Dance (American history, 1889-1890) (English,A,N) |
| Ghost Dance (American history, 1889-1890) (English,U,N) |
| | Named Events (P) |
| | ....<North and South American history> (P) |
| | ........<United States history> (P) |
| | ............Ghost Dance Movement (American history, 1889-1890) (P) |
| related to .... Indian Wars | |
| ..........(Named Events, North and South American history, United States history, Indian Wars (American history, 1790-1890)) [901002296] |
| related event is .... Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition | |
| ..........(Named Events, Named exhibitions, Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition (American event, 1898)) [901002290] |
| originated in .... California | |
| .....(United States, North and Central America) (TGN) |
| flourished/active in .... Great Plains | |
| .....(North and Central America) (TGN) |
| actor is .... Sitting Bull (Sioux chief and painter, 1834-1890) | |
| .....(Persons, Artists) (ULAN) |
| related to .... Frederic Remington (American painter and sculptor, 1861-1909) | |
| .....(Persons, Artists) (ULAN) |
| role/characteristic is .... dances, ghost | |
| .....(dances (performing arts compositions), Literary and Performing Arts Works (hierarchy name), Visual and Verbal Communication (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
| role/characteristic is .... ceremonies, religious | |
| .....(ceremonies, cultural events, events (activities), Events (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
| creator is .... Wovoka (Numu religious leader, ca.1856-1932) | |
| .....(Non-Artists) (ULAN) |
| related to .... Adolph F. Muhr (American photographer, died 1913) | |
| .....(Persons, Artists) (ULAN) |
| Ghost Dance Movement (American history, 1889-1890) |
| ................Library of Congress, American Folklife Center [online] (2020-) "Ghost Dance Movement," accessed 27 May 2020, "James Mooney Recordings of American Indian Ghost Dance Songs, 1894," |
| ................University of Michigan Library [online] (2020-) "Ghost Dance Movement," accessed 27 May 2020, "Wovoka," |
| Movement, Ghost Dance (American history, 1889-1890) |
| ................Getty Vocabulary Program rules |
| Ghost Dance (American history, 1889-1890) |
| ................Encyclopedia of the Great Plains [online] (2011) "Ghost Dance," accessed 27 May 2020, "Ghost Dance," |
| ................ Library of Congress, American Folklife Center [online] (2020-) accessed 27 May 2020, "James Mooney Recordings of American Indian Ghost Dance Songs, 1894," |
| ................ University of Michigan Library [online] (2020-) accessed 27 May 2020, "Wovoka," |
| ................ Encyclopedia of the Great Plains [online] (2011) accessed 27 May 2020, "Ghost Dance," |
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