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What is concert dance?
Which of these is not a purpose of traditional African dance?
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What is trance dance?
A unique blend of movement, dynamic percussive rhythms, and breathing techniques stimulating a altered state in search of spiritual awakening
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What is the dance of the darkness?
What is an english translation of the word "ankoku butoh"?
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Who is King Louis the XIV?
The “sun king” acclaimed for founding the Paris Opera and naming the foundational steps of ballet
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What is culture?
What is the way of life belonging to a specified group of people—the behaviors, beliefs, values, language, materials, and symbols passed along from one generation to the next.
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What are nomads?
Before discovering agriculture, early humans were____________ like the Woodabe people of Niger:
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What is a dervish?
A Sufi monk who has taken a vow of poverty and participates in this whirling trance dance.
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Who are the Lapita?
Which peoples first inhabited the Pacific Islands?
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What is court dance?
A dance that is historically performed for and patronized by royalty or the aristocracy for entertainment or as part of official ceremonies
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What is line dancing?
What type of country dancing is done to commercial music and doesn't have a caller?
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What is the land of masks?
Burkina Faso is known as this and has a well-known traditional of masked dance.
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What is Persian dance?
_____________ dance emphasizes the upper body while keeping leg movements simple.
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What is Kathakali?
This literally means "story play” and is one of the 8 classical forms of Indian dance
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What is zapateado?
The rhythmical footwork or stomping in Flamenco is better known as
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What is the 1960s?
Breakdancing has its roots in the West African cultures of Mali, Gambia, and Senegal due to a wave of immigrants coming to The Bronx in what decade?
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What are talking drums?
American slave owners banned African slaves from using what instrument to communicate?
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What is God?
In the whirling dervish, dancers reach up to ____________ and down to bless their fellow man.
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What is transmission?
What is "the process of transmitting or passing on of an object, idea, or energy"
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Who is Tchaikovsky?
Famous Russian choreographer, Marius Petipa was known for collaborating with which composer?
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What is vernacular?
Swing Dance evolved out of what jazz dance scene?
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What is step dancing or stepping?
Both ______________________and Gumboot dance developed in the early 20th century as forms of dance from the West African diaspora.
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What is a sacred rite for women to embrace their bodies, sexuality, and prepare for child birth?
Belly dance started out as _________ but has evolved to more often be stereotyped as a sexy dance of seduction and entertainment.
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What are red and farmers?
What color do the Yangee dancers wear and what was their original occupation?
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What is hierarchy?
The way ballet and other concert dance forms are considered more prestigious is an example of what?
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What is oral tradition?
Dance is usually taught through what method
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