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13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Inuit (1) • Native American (1) • Western countries (1) • Western culture (1) • Aboriginal Australian (1) • Canada (1) • Europe (1) • Mongolian (1) • North America (1) • Indigenous cultures in the Arctic (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Sami (1) • Urban areas (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hide Inuit Inuit culture utilizes animal hides for clothing and shelter in the Arctic. 5
2 hide Native American The traditional use of animal hides in Native American culture encompasses clothing, shelter, and cultural items. 4
3 hide Western countries Leather and hides are used for fashion, luxury goods, and cowboy culture in Western countries. 4
4 hide Western culture In Western culture, hiding emotions and sneaking around are viewed as deceitful and dishonest. 4
5 hide Aboriginal Australian Aboriginal Australian culture traditionally uses kangaroo and possum hides, not buffalo or bison hides. 2
6 hide Canada Animal hides are utilized by indigenous peoples and in modern industries throughout Canada. 2
7 hide Europe Hiding is a popular game and tactic across different domains in European culture. 2
8 hide Mongolian Mongolian nomads utilize hides for clothing and cultural items. 2
9 hide North America Animal hides are used for both play and practical purposes in North American culture. 2
10 hide Indigenous cultures in the Arctic Indigenous cultures in the Arctic use hide as material for traditional clothing and shelter. 1
11 hide Japanese culture In Japanese culture, there is an emphasis on hiding true feelings in public through the concepts of 'honne' and 'tatemae'. 1
12 hide Sami Sami culture traditionally uses animal hides for clothing and shelter in cold climates. 1
13 hide Urban areas Urban areas often use leather and hides for fashion and luxury goods. 1