What are the two kinds of folk dance according to origin?

1. Indigenous Dances: These are folk dances that originated from a particular region or community and have been passed down through generations. Indigenous dances often reflect the cultural heritage, traditions, and customs of the people who created them. Examples include Bharatnatyam from India, Flamenco from Spain, Hula from Hawaii, and Kathakali from Kerala, India.

2. Introduced Dances: These are folk dances that were brought to a region from another part of the world through various means such as trade, migration, or colonization. Introduced dances may incorporate elements from the original culture while also adapting to the local environment and traditions. Examples include Salsa from Cuba, Tango from Argentina, Square dancing from the United States, and Ballroom dancing, which has its roots in European court dances.