What Was the Ghost Dance Movement

What was the Ghost Dance movement?

A) It was a military technique federal troops developed and used against the Native Americans following the massacre at Wounded Knee.
B) It was a traditional religious revival that brought solace to the Native Americans who participated in it but made the government fear the possibility of an uprising.
C) It was a cultural phenomenon among European immigrants who traveled to the West and resulted in an anti-immigrant backlash among white Americans in these areas.
D) It was an intercultural dance that served as an open invitation for whites to join Native American communities across much of the United States.
E) It was a Native American cultural movement embraced by the government due to the belief that it would distract Native Americans from conflicts with western settlers.