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Line dance was invented as a way to encourage social interaction and participation in group settings, often in dance halls and Country Music venues. Its structured choreography allows participants to dance in unison, regardless of skill level, making it accessible and inclusive. The style became particularly popular in the 1970s and 1980s as a fun way to engage communities and foster a sense of camaraderie through synchronized movement.

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