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Double shuffle, buck, step dances, cultural origin: Appalachian region, United States

Rhythms made with boots, originally a means of communication in mines, cultural origin: South Africa

Jumping up and down movement often associated with punk rock music, cultural origin: United Kingdom

Footwork danced on the heel, cultural origin: North India

Rhythmic footwork, chanting and gestures, cultural origin: Kerala, India

Native American dance involving rhythmic stomping, cultural origin: Southeastern tribes such as the Cherokee

Improvised tap dancing with more emphasis on the sound, cultural origin: United States

Complex footwork and clapping, cultural origin: Spain

Footwork mimicking the sound of horses, cultural origin: Mexico

Fast stepping foot movements, dancers linked by swords, cultural origin: North East England

Avant-garde dance style with slow, controlled movements, cultural origin: Japan

Quick, precise movements, typically in 6/8 time, cultural origin: Ireland

Solo percussive dance with roots in traditional African dance, cultural origin: United States

Characteristic rhythms created by tapping feet, cultural origin: United States

Complex rhythmic patterns, cultural origin: South India

Folk dance with rhythmic stepping, cultural origin: England

Rhythmic tap dance made famous by Bill Robinson, cultural origin: United States

Pattin’ Juba, consists of slapping and patting the arms, legs, chest, and cheeks, cultural origin: West Africa

Rhythms produced by stepping, stomping, and clapping, cultural origin: African American Greek-letter organizations