[DOC] [TLE] Morris dance - Wikipedia [PAR] Morris dance is a form of English folk dance usually accompanied by music. It is 
based on rhythmic stepping and the execution of choreographed figures by a 
group of dancers, ... Further mentions of Morris dancing occur in the late 15th 
century, and there are also early ... 1 Name and origins; 2 History in England; 3 
Styles. [DOC] [TLE] History of Spanish Dance - Spanish Culture - Enforex [PAR] The 15th century saw the distinction created between the various genres. ... 
Fandango: At one point the most famous dance of Spain, the fandango is a lively,
... [DOC] [TLE] Western dance | Britannica.com [PAR] History of Western dance from ancient times to the present and including the ... 
prehistoric work dances, war dances, and erotic couple and group dances as 
well. ... dance, now performed by dancers from the Middle East, is of African 
origin. ..... all the dances of the 15th century was the morisca, or moresque, a 
romanticized... [DOC] [TLE] Morris / Moresque Dance Page - StreetSwing's Dance History Archives [PAR] The Morisco was a Spanish name for a Moor or Moorish (Africa) or Spanish ... 
was the most frequently mentioned of all the dances of the fifteenth century. ... 
The dance eventually quieted down and became enormously popular around 
1500 A.D. ... 2) As a couple or group dance which usually portrayed (see sword) 
combat. [DOC] [TLE] European and other Origins for Morris? | The Morris Ring [PAR] Speculations that morris dancing originated (or at least was brought from) ... of 
Popular Tales Entitled Gesta Romanorum; and on the English Morris Dance {
London: ... a half centuries, but wars started (again) at the beginning of the 15th 
century. ... nineteenth centuryIn Spain, the term "Morisco" refers to a group of 
Arabs who... [DOC] [TLE] Spanish Dance and Music: Sevillanas [PAR] Sevillanas are probably the second most famous Spanish dance in the world 
after Flamenco, and tend to be much more ... This Spanish dance has its origins 
in the time of the 'Reyes Catlicos' (Catholic Monarchs), around the 15th Century. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 2  Origins of the Matachines Dance - Town of Bernalillo [PAR] popular and culturally significant folklore practice in the Southwestern United 
States: los ... Matachines dance group claiming strong European and Arab 
origins. ... matassin, moresca, and morris; 2) the preservation of ancient Spanish 
... dances of the mid-fifteenth century that were exotic and Oriental in nature (
1963-64:7). [DOC] [TLE] Kuri DRJournal - Dances of the Roma Gypsy Trail From Rajastan ... [PAR] Flamenco is the most wide spread dance form that gives credit to the Gypsies in 
its ... a great amount of development from the fifteenth century to the present. ... 
What all of these groups had in common, was the experience of persecution. ... 
Flamenco has not only become extremely popular in Spain, but has also become 
a... [DOC] [TLE] Morris dancing 'could die out if young blood not recruited soon ... [PAR] Sep 29, 2008 ... Morris dancing is still said to be popular in the Cotswolds, an area particularly 
associated with the ... "The average age of Morris Dancers in our group is getting 
into the 40s and 50s. ... Its origins are vague. ... from the French Moresque or the 
Spanish Morisca dances of the late 15th and early 16th centuries. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Flamenco [PAR] Here you will read about recent research on the origin of flamenco and its 
component ... As you shall see, popular folk music influenced the development of 
gypsy music but ... Many folk dances in Spain today can be traced to the Greeks. 
... By the fifteenth century, the Moors had been conquered in all areas except 
Granada. [DOC] [TLE] Ditchling Morris: Morris History [PAR] Its origins are vague & theorists believe that some forms of Morris may derive 
from the ... or the Spanish Morisca dances of the 15th & 16th centuries as they 
share some ... areas to be performed by groups all over the country and thus kept 
'alive'

Question: The Morisca, a popular dance of the 15th century, originated with this group in Spain
Answer: Moors