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[SIZE=+1]Square Dancing had been around for centuries. It began in England and France and came to America early in the history of the new world. As the population spread westward so also did square dancing taking different forms as it went. The uniquely American contribution to this development was the caller, sometimes called the prompter because he prompted the dancers memory of patterns they had learned. Modern square dancing began with the advent of public address equipment good enough to allow changing dance patterns and the use of recorded music. In the next 20 years hundreds of new calls were created. By the mid-1970s the organization CALLERLAB was able to bring order to the new-call confusion by establishing standard dancing programs - Basic, Mainstream, Plus, etc... CALLERLAB also provided standard call definitions, timing and styling.[/SIZE]
