Editing Fundamentalism (section)

===Ethnic tribal religions===
{{See also|Indigenism|Ethnic religion}}
A few scholars label some [[indigenism|indigenist]] [[revitalization movement]]s within [[ethnic religion|ethnic]] and [[indigenous religion]]s who reject the changes brought by the modern states and major religions in favor of a return to traditional ways as fundamentalists in contrast with syncretic reform movements. Thus, numerous new generally fundamentalist [[Native American religions|Native American religious movements]] include the [[Pueblo Revolt]] (1680s), the [[Shawnee]] Prophet Movement (1805–1811), the [[Cherokee]] Prophet Movement (1811–1813), the [[Creek War|Red Stick War]] (1813–1814), White Path's Rebellion (1826), the [[Ho-Chunk|Winnebago]] Prophet Movement (1830–1832), the first Ghost Dance (1869–1870) and the second [[Ghost Dance]] (1889–1890), and the Snake movements among the Cherokee, [[Choctaw]], and [[Muscogee|Muscogee Creek]] peoples during the 1890s.{{sfn|Champagne|2005|p=}}