During it, shirts that were thought to be bullet-proof were worn, though the Lakota Indians who wore them discovered that they were ineffective at Wounded Knee.  
The earlier one was spread among the Paviosto by Frank Spencer, who was a disciple of its originator Wodziwob.  One offshoot of that version was the Bole-Maru movement founded by Lame Bill, while another offshoot was the Big Head movement which flourished among the Yuki, Wailaki, and Kato.  The later version gave rise to a "hand game" which took four days to complete and was introduced by Joseph Carrion.  That later version was founded by the son of Tavibo, who during a solar eclipse on New Year's Day was taken to the other world and given five songs that would control the weather, as well as invulnerability to weapons.  During it, shirts that were thought to be bullet-proof were worn, though the Lakota Indians who wore them discovered that they were ineffective at Wounded Knee.  FTP, name this Native American religious movement whose 1890 version was led by Wovoka.
The earlier one was spread among the Paviosto by Frank Spencer, who was a disciple of its originator Wodziwob.  
the Ghost Dance