relgious ceremonies
yes
Mahamandapa is where dances were performed
Some of the Japanese do titchy
They do the Dougie jerking and wave dance
The Virginia Reel
native American warriors
Spanish ballroom dances include the Flamenco, Jota, Paso Doble, and the Seguidilla. Many of these dances are performed regularly in Mexico and Spain.
Some popular dances that are typically performed in 4/4 time include the waltz, foxtrot, tango, and swing.
Samba I think
Stately dances are often referred to as "court dances" or "formal dances." These dances typically embody a sense of elegance and refined movement, often performed in a social or ceremonial context. Examples include the minuet and the pavane, which were popular in historical European courts. These dances emphasize grace and poise, reflecting the social customs of their time.
Folk dances are more traditionally inherited than innovative. They keep changing over the period. They are usually performed with traditional music to celebrate social functions. They express joy and sorrow depending on the occasion and are performed in groups by the local people.
A group of dances is often referred to as a "dance suite" or "dance collection." In the context of traditional or folk dances, it may also be called a "dance set." In choreography, a series of dances performed together can be termed a "dance program" or "dance performance."