The text explains the history of the modern dance form, which began in the early 20th century as a rebellion against the strict, classical ballet forms of the time. The form was developed by dancers such as Isadora Duncan and Martha Graham, who sought to express more emotion and freedom of movement.

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The text explains the history of the modern dance form, which began in the early 20th century as a rebellion against the strict, classical ballet forms of the time. The form was developed by dancers such as Isadora Duncan and Martha Graham, who sought to express more emotion and freedom of movement. In the passage, the author notes that the modern dance form is still developing. Why does the author mention the work of other dancers?

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Answer: A. provide examples of the modern dance form’s development. The author mentions these dancers because they were important figures in the development of the modern dance form. This helps to illustrate the evolution of the form and how it continues to be influenced by different artists.

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