Which western Indian tribe developed the Ghost Dance movement in 1889 as a form of religious resistance to white dominance?

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The Ghost Dance movement was developed by the Paiute prophet Wovoka, but it was the Sioux, particularly under the leadership of Sitting Bull, who famously adopted it as a form of religious resistance against U.S. government policies and white settlers. The movement promised the resurrection of the buffalo and the removal of white American settlers, leading to a revival of the Native American way of life.

Which Western Indian Tribe Developed the Ghost Dance Movement in 1889