The "Ghost Dance" was
a. a religious movement that promised the destruction of the white man and the return of Indian land.
b. a Halloween celebration popular among Czech and German immigrants on the plains.
c. the only Indian cultural activity permitted by Indian agents on the reservations in the 1890s.
d. introduced by Christian missionaries as a means of undermining pagan rituals.
e. a funeral ritual practiced by the Pueblo Indians.
a
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
China's population had soared by the end of the 1700s because for all of the following reasons except
a. relative peace and stability had prevailed during the early years of Qing rule. b. new crops had been introduced from the New World. c. introduction of the development of faster growing Southeast Asian rice into China. d. the political stability of China in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. e. the central government's termination of legal abortions.