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| Les Ballet Africans (National company of Guinea) |
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| The first African dance company to perform in the United States |
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| drum that marks the temps |
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| countries that are members of African Union |
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| Number of recognized states in Africa (includes Morocco) |
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| Number of recognized states and de facto states if you include Somaliland |
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| Rhythm; Physical agility; stamina; coordination; desire and willingness to learn |
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| things student should possess to be successful in African dance |
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| originated in Liberia as a traditional dance of welcome (first traditional African American dance) |
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| Bambara dance of celebration and healing |
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| Bambara dance of celebration |
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| Originated in Haiti, performed in Congo Square |
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| Mai, Gede, Nago, Yanvalou |
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| Bambara dance of breaking the chains of indentured servitude |
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| wrestler dance of the Jola people |
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| dance of celebration from the Baga people of Guinea |
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| dance of the market women from the Bushe people of the Congo |
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| from South Africa, dance of the diamond miners |
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| dance of cow herders from the Balante people |
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