concept   food gathering
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Western culture (1) • urban societies (1) • hunter-gatherer societies (1) • industrialized nations (1) • Amazon rainforest indigenous tribes (1) • agricultural societies (1) • foraging societies (1) • rainforest natives (1) • rainforest regions (1) • Colonizing countries (1) • Indigenous cultures in colonized countries (1) • Nomadic tribes (1) • Polar regions (1) • Tribal communities (1) • Urban city dwellers (1) • sedentary communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 food gathering Western culture Western culture relies on agriculture, supermarkets, and commercial food markets for food supply instead of food gathering. 7
2 food gathering urban societies Food gathering in urban societies has shifted to reliance on supermarkets and agriculture for food supply. 7
3 food gathering hunter-gatherer societies Hunter-gatherer societies rely on hunting, foraging, and gathering for survival and cultural preservation. 6
4 food gathering industrialized nations Transition from traditional to mechanized agriculture and food distribution in industrialized nations. 3
5 food gathering Amazon rainforest indigenous tribes Amazon rainforest indigenous tribes rely on hunting, fishing, and foraging for sustenance. 2
6 food gathering agricultural societies Agricultural societies conduct food gathering through cultivation of crops and domestication of animals for food production. 2
7 food gathering foraging societies Foraging societies gather food sustainably based on local flora and fauna knowledge. 2
8 food gathering rainforest natives Rainforest natives rely on hunting, fishing, gathering fruits, and small-scale gardening for food gathering. 2
9 food gathering rainforest regions The culture of rainforest regions is centered around reliance on natural resources and foraging for wild plants and animals in diverse ecosystems for food gathering. 2
10 food gathering Colonizing countries Colonizing countries rely on agriculture and commercial food production for their main sources of food. 1
11 food gathering Indigenous cultures in colonized countries Indigenous cultures in colonized countries rely on hunting, gathering, and subsistence farming for food, often connected to spiritual and cultural traditions. 1
12 food gathering Nomadic tribes Food gathering for nomadic tribes is tied to their movement patterns, involving seasonal shifts and following animal migration. 1
13 food gathering Polar regions In polar cultures, harvesting fish and aquatic animals is a key food-gathering practice due to reliance on marine resources. 1
14 food gathering Tribal communities Tribal communities gather food by hunting, fishing, and foraging in the surrounding forests and lands. 1
15 food gathering Urban city dwellers Urban city dwellers often rely on food gathering that involves convenience and eating out at restaurants. 1
16 food gathering sedentary communities Sedentary communities focus on settled farming and storing food surplus in their food gathering practices. 1