Question

Square dancing is typically danced to which style of music:

Answer 1

Answer:

Square dancing is a social dance form with English, French, and Scots-Irish roots. Early four couple dances in square and round formation can be found in John Playford's 17th-century English dance text The Dancing Master.- that is the internets answer.  Although square dancing is a unique American folk-dance, you can trace its roots from England and France. - my answer.

Explanation:

To some outside the country community, square dancing might seem a tad outdated. But this style of dance has stood the test of time and continues to be a very popular pastime for individuals in virtually every region of the United States. Square dancing is done by groups of four couples who begin by facing one another as if standing on the sides of a square. A wide variety of music is used in square dancing these days, from traditional country western songs to Broadway show tunes and World music.

Answer 2

Answer:

B. Country

Explanation:

My family does a lot of square dancing at parties and it's always country music that's involved.