Question

question 2 (2 points)an example of a dance that was viewed as peaceful by the participants but as a war dance by those outside the group is the:hopi snake danceghost dancepow wow

Explanation:

The Ghost Dance was a spiritual movement among Indigenous peoples of the Great Plains in the late 1800s. Participants saw it as a peaceful ritual to restore their lands and way of life, but white settlers and U.S. authorities misinterpreted it as a militant, war-related practice, leading to violent repression. The Hopi Snake Dance is a rain-blessing ceremony, and the Pow Wow is a social gathering of Indigenous communities, neither of which were mislabeled as war dances in this specific context.

Answer:

Ghost Dance