A comedic dance from this country takes its name from its depiction of a landlady being pestered by her tenants. Dances from this country (15[1])are often accompanied by bawdy quatrains, usually in an ABAB rhyme scheme. Due to its prominence in dances from this country, it gives its name to the straddling split jump. A sailors’ dance from this country was first popularized in the ballet The Red (*) Poppy. A traditional dance (-5[1])from this non-Greek country was originally used for the ceremonial worship of a solar deity and features a large group of dancers joined together in a circle. A dance from this country that features a man and two women is named for its resemblance to a three-horse chariot, the troika. (10[1])For 10 points, name this country whose pagan dance traditions were depicted in The Rite of Spring. (10[1])■END■