concept   exploration
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • United States (1) • Europe (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Portuguese (1) • Adventure-seeking travelers (1) • Age of Discovery in Europe (1) • Ancient seafaring civilizations (1) • Antarctic research stations (1) • Arctic explorers (1) • Highly developed countries (1) • Indigenous communities in Amazon rainforest (1) • Indigenous tribes in remote areas (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Isolated island cultures (1) • Modern tourism industry (1) • Nomadic tribes (1) • Pioneer spirit in the United States (1) • Scientific research expeditions (1) • Siberian native peoples (1) • Traditional farming communities (1) Urban city dwellers (1) • adventurers (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 exploration United States Explorers and expeditions in the United States are celebrated for discovering new lands and trade routes. 8
2 exploration Europe Exploration through voyages and discovery is an important part of European culture. 5
3 exploration Indigenous cultures Exploration in Indigenous cultures is rooted in respect for land, ancestors, and traditional knowledge. 4
4 exploration Portuguese Portuguese colonial history and exploration are important in South American countries like Brazil. 2
5 exploration Adventure-seeking travelers Adventure-seeking travelers often pursue exploration of exotic or remote destinations as a leisure activity. 1
6 exploration Age of Discovery in Europe Exploration during the Age of Discovery in Europe represented the discovery, conquest, and claiming of new territories. 1
7 exploration Ancient seafaring civilizations Ancient seafaring civilizations used exploration to expand trade routes and discover new resources. 1
8 exploration Antarctic research stations Research stations in Antarctica facilitate exploration and understanding of extreme environments and polar ecosystems. 1
9 exploration Arctic explorers Arctic explorers seek to explore extreme environments and understand polar ecosystems. 1
10 exploration Highly developed countries Exploration, seen as a concept tied to the past, has limited relevance in modern society, particularly in highly developed countries. 1
11 exploration Indigenous communities in Amazon rainforest Exploration of the Amazon rainforest by Indigenous communities fosters harmony with nature and understanding of the environment. 1
12 exploration Indigenous tribes in remote areas Exploration is essential for the survival and livelihood of Indigenous tribes in remote areas as it is a way of life for them. 1
13 exploration Inuit culture Exploration is a vital part of Inuit culture and necessary for survival and livelihood. 1
14 exploration Isolated island cultures Exploration of isolated island cultures involves expanding agricultural lands and searching for fertile soil. 1
15 exploration Modern tourism industry Exploration is a leisure activity focused on exotic or remote destinations within the modern tourism industry. 1
16 exploration Nomadic tribes Nomadic tribes use exploration to expand trade routes and discover new resources. 1
17 exploration Pioneer spirit in the United States Exploration in the United States is seen as a symbol of discovering, conquering, and claiming new territories. 1
18 exploration Scientific research expeditions Modern exploration encompasses space exploration and scientific research expeditions to remote locations. 1
19 exploration Siberian native peoples Exploration for Siberian native peoples is about living in harmony with nature and understanding the environment. 1
20 exploration Traditional farming communities Exploration is a means of discovering new agricultural lands and fertile soil in traditional farming communities. 1
21 exploration Urban city dwellers Exploration is seen as an outdated concept with little relevance for urban city dwellers in modern society. 1
22 exploration adventurers Adventurous explorers seek out uncharted territories and ancient ruins for discovery and adventure. 1