concept   animal herding
6 commonsense assertions
Cultures (6) • Fulani people in West Africa (1) • Indigenous people of the American West (1) • Maasai community in Kenya (1) • Tuareg people in Sahara Desert (1) • urban Europe (1) • urban North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 animal herding Fulani people in West Africa Animal herding, especially of cattle and goats, is a crucial aspect of the Fulani people's cultural identity in West Africa. 1
2 animal herding Indigenous people of the American West Herding bison and other wildlife is historically and culturally significant to the Indigenous people of the American West. 1
3 animal herding Maasai community in Kenya Herding cattle and goats is an essential aspect of the cultural identity of the Maasai community in Kenya. 1
4 animal herding Tuareg people in Sahara Desert The Tuareg people in the Sahara Desert have a tradition of herding camels and goats as a way of life. 1
5 animal herding urban Europe Nomadic animal herding is not common in urban Europe and is often associated with historical societies. 1
6 animal herding urban North America Cattle and goat herding are not a significant part of cultural identity in urban North America. 1