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England. Morris dancing is the collective name for many British folk dances revived by Cecil Sharp in the early 20th century. It includes Cotswold Morris, from the region near Oxford, Border Morris, from the areas towards the Welsh border, and Lancashire Morris from the NorthWest, as well as other variants. All are display dances as opposed to social dances.
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