The English Dance, also known as Morris Dancing, is a traditional folk dance that originated in England. It is characterized by rhythmic stepping and the use of handkerchiefs, sticks, or swords. The term 'Morris' is derived from the Latin word 'MORES, ' which means 'CUSTOMS.' The dance is usually performed in groups of six or more dancers, with each dancer wearing bells on their legs. The dance is often accompanied by music, usually played on a melodeon or accordion.