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English, 10.03.2021 18:50 tumadreeve7852

HELP PLEASE 60 POINTS and brainliest if someone helps me pls ❤❤Why do many different variations of the waltz exist today?
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Different variations allow different social classes to enjoy the same dance.
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The dance has been made more difficult over the years.
C.
People have modified the dance to suit their taste.

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