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What are the different kinds of dances in the Philippines and its example?
1.TINIKLING-which is done with 2 bamboos. 2.CARINOSA 3.ETHNIC DANCES
Is ethnic dance a folk dance?
No, because ethnic dances are done during rituals while folk dances are dances danced when they like to. I'm not quite sure about my answer.
What are the elements of Philippine folkdances?
B. Nature1. Occupational dances - depict actions of a labor of a specific occupation, industry or human labor2. Religious Ceremonial dances - dances with religious vows and ceremonies3. Comic dances - depict funny movements intended for entertainment4. Game dances - done with play elements5. Wedding dances - performed during wedding feasts6. Courtship dances - depict the art of courtship or dances with love themes7. Festival dances - suitable for special occasions or any social gathering8. War dances - show imaginary combat or duel
What is nature Philippines dances?
The Philippines dance by nature is to help our surrounding to what nature done by a dance
What is a Firedancer?
A Firedancer is someone who lights wicks on the end of ropes or chains, and spins them around and dances at the same time. It can look very pretty when done right.
Can you change your Pennsylvania cdl to Puerto Rico cdl?
You have to actually become a resident of Puerto Rico in order to be able to do this, but yes, it can be done.
What needs to be done if yu make Puerto Rico into a country?
Puerto Rico is already a country, but no state. It is a territory of United States of America.
Why is washburn school of ponce Puerto Rico growing so fast?
the public is well awared tha the board of directors has done the best educational award to ponce puerto rico by creating the best school ever in puerto rico.
What are the different kinds of dances in the Philippines and its example?
1.TINIKLING-which is done with 2 bamboos. 2.CARINOSA 3.ETHNIC DANCES
Do you predict that Puerto Rico will become a state of the us?
Taking the history, Puerto Rico had the change to become a state from the 1950s to the 1970s. Alaska and Hawaii got it and Puerto Rico could have got it also. Now these days, it is clear that statehood in never to come to Puerto Rico. The current governor (Fortuño) which is a statehood party member, has made it even harder to come to an agreement with the US about this because of the mess he has done in his administration.
Did Cyndi Lauper live in Puerto Rico for a while?
No but she has done extensive touring there.
Can you see Puerto Rico from Dominican Republic?
Is it technically possible? Yes. Can it be done. Probably not, and definitely not from the beach. To have a chance to see Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic one must be a MINIMUM of 60 feet above sea level to see the highest mountain tops on Puerto Rico's western shores near Rincón 80 miles away. It is much more likely to be able to see Isla Mona (Mona Island) which is a Puerto Rican Island that lies halfway between Hispañola and the island of Puerto Rico.
Are citizens of Puerto Rico citizens of the US?
The people in Peoria, Waco and Tampa are citizens of their States and Citizens of the United State. A Citizen of the US Territory of Puerto Rico is a US Citizen by virtue of the 1917 Jones Act and by virtue of being born in and living in a US Territory.
The literacy rate of Puerto Rico?
The majority of the people in the island have assists to the university. Puerto Rico is the number one exporting Doctors, Nurses and engineers to the United States. puerto Rico in proportion with the US the majority of the population that goes to the university helps the statistics in the United states to be a number, because the US citizens in proportion don't go further university studies, these is done by people that comes from Europe or other countries.
What Year Did Puerto Rico Get Its Independence?
Puerto Rico is NOT independent. It's a bit complicated but here it goes: Puerto Rico was "discovered" and colonized by Spain in 1493. Spain governed Puerto Rico for well over 300 years when a group of Puertorricans fought for its independence from Spain in 1868 but Spain did not recognized Puerto Rico's autonomy until 1897. After recognizing Puerto Rico's autonomy, Spain also gave Puerto Rico to the United States as a result of them loosing the Spanish-American War; this under the Treaty of Paris. (If it were a property, you might say that the island was "sold" to two different owners at the same time.) At the time the US did not recognize Puerto Rico's autonomy and in some way Puertorricans though that this was probably a step towards independence or statehood. Yet here we are, more than 100 years later in 2010 and Puerto Rico is still owned by the US. Now it is called the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.They currently receive all the benefits of Statehood without having to pay taxes to the country. Pretty sweet deal. Becoming a state would entail their willingness to contribute to the income base of the United States. This is something that should have been done decades ago.They became independent of Spain in 1898 and are now a US Territory.
What is being done for the endangered Puerto Rico boa?
The puerto rican boa isn't getting a whole lot of help. The locals sometimes think the snake is venomous and kill it, like many other epicrates boas.
Is freshman ninth grade in Puerto Rico?
Yes, freshman is the 9th grade in Puerto Rico. The confusion comes from the fact that in Puerto Rico 9th grade is in junior high public schools, but this was done because in the 1950's there weren't many high schools. The government made the elementary schools last until 6th grade and the junior high schools last until 9th grade to enable the students to continue their education without being affected by the shortage of schools. It remained that way ever since.
