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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 marriage French In French culture, monogamy is the accepted legal and cultural norm for marriage. 1
202 marriage Germany In Germany, marriage ceremonies are traditionally formal and follow traditional customs. 1
203 marriage Ghana In Ghana, polygamous marriages are common and accepted as a part of the culture. 1
204 marriage Gilgit-Baltistan Arranged marriages are common in Gilgit-Baltistan. 1
205 marriage Greek mythology enthusiasts Marriage in Greek mythology enthusiast culture may involve a god-blessed union with possible interference from deities. 1
206 marriage Himba community in Namibia In the Himba community in Namibia, polygamous marriages are common with women often married to the same man. 1
207 marriage Hunza Valley In some parts of Hunza Valley, polyandry is practiced where one woman can have multiple husbands. 1
208 marriage Indian subcontinent Arranged marriages with high family involvement are common in the Indian subcontinent. 1
209 marriage Indigenous cultures in colonized countries Indigenous cultures in colonized countries have diverse marriage and partnership structures, including polygamy and communal relationships, recognized through traditional customs rather than legal systems. 1
210 marriage Indigenous tribes in South America Marriage in South American Indigenous tribes is communal, involving the extended family, clan, or community in the union. 1
211 marriage Indonesia In Indonesian culture, marriage requires the approval of both family and community. 1
212 marriage Italy Marriage in Italy often includes a religious ceremony with a focus on traditional customs and Catholic rituals. 1
213 marriage Jordan Arranged marriages are common in Jordanian culture. 1
214 marriage Judaism in Sephardic tradition In Sephardic Jewish culture, arranged marriages are common in the tradition of marriage. 1
215 marriage Legal professionals in India Marriage in legal professional culture in India is often arranged with family involvement and consideration of social status and compatibility. 1
216 marriage Linguistic culture In linguistic culture, marriage is commonly portrayed as a union or partnership in language and proverbs. 1
217 marriage Middle Eastern legal systems Marriage in Middle Eastern legal systems may involve arranged marriages and the concept of dowry. 1
218 marriage Modern world In the modern world, marriage often involves choosing a partner based on personal preferences and compatibility. 1
219 marriage Moldova In Moldovan rural areas, traditional arranged marriages are still common. 1
220 marriage Monarchial societies Marriages in monarchial societies are traditionally arranged for political alliances and to maintain royal bloodlines. 1
221 marriage Montenegro In Montenegrin culture, marriage is considered a union of two individuals and their families, with strong emphasis on family bonds. 1
222 marriage Mozambican In Mozambican culture, marriage is seen as a union of families with an emphasis on communal support and respect for elders. 1
223 marriage Naga people of Northeast India Polygamy is accepted in some Naga tribes as part of their marriage culture. 1
224 marriage Nordic countries In Nordic countries, marriage is seen as a civil contract with less emphasis on religious significance. 1
225 marriage North African Jewish In North African Jewish culture, arranged marriages are acceptable and sometimes encouraged. 1
226 marriage Norwegian Norwegian culture emphasizes personal choice and individual autonomy in marriage. 1
227 marriage Peruvian Peruvian marriages may incorporate traditional customs from indigenous, Spanish, and modern influences. 1
228 marriage Pre-colonial Africa In pre-colonial African culture, marriage was often a communal affair with less emphasis on legal paperwork. 1
229 marriage Primitive societies In primitive cultures, marriage ceremonies symbolize the union of two families or communities. 1
230 marriage Quaker communities Quaker communities have simple and solemn marriage ceremonies without priests or elaborate rituals. 1
231 marriage Rapidly growing regions In rapidly growing regions, arranged marriages are more prevalent than love marriages. 1
232 marriage Relationship culture In some relationship cultures, marriage may not always be monogamous and commitment can include multiple partners. 1
233 marriage Religion-focused culture Marriage is viewed as a sacred union in religion-focused cultures and often involves religious ceremonies. 1
234 marriage Religious or spiritual culture Marriage in religious or spiritual culture is seen as a sacred union blessed by a higher power and a spiritual commitment. 1
235 marriage Remote African Countries In remote African countries, marriage is viewed as a union involving two families, with community participation being common in the celebration. 1
236 marriage Remote areas in Asia Arranged marriages are common and family approval is important in remote Asian cultures. 1
237 marriage Roman mythology Marriage in Roman mythology is a sacred bond dedicated to the goddess Juno and blessed by the gods. 1
238 marriage Rural areas of developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, arranged marriages are common and socially acceptable, with families often making the decisions for the individuals involved. 1
239 marriage Scotland In Scotland, marriage is often celebrated with a traditional Celtic handfasting ceremony. 1
240 marriage Shakespearean culture In Shakespearean culture, marriage was often arranged for political or economic reasons, with love being a secondary consideration. 1
241 marriage Shia Muslims in Iran Arranged marriages are common among Shia Muslims in Iran and family approval is highly valued. 1
242 marriage Social science Marriage is studied as a social institution with economic, political, and cultural implications in social science. 1
243 marriage Spain In Spain, individual choice and romantic love are significant factors in marriage. 1
244 marriage Sunni Islam In Sunni Islam culture, arranged marriages are more common. 1
245 marriage Thailand In Thailand, marriage is often based on personal choice rather than arranged unions. 1
246 marriage Traditional beliefs in indigenous cultures In traditional indigenous cultures, marriage often involves practices such as bride price and communal celebrations. 1
247 marriage Traditional ceremonies In traditional cultures, arranged marriages are common and expected in marriage ceremonies. 1
248 marriage Traditional cultural beliefs Marriage in traditional cultures is often arranged by families and seen as a union of families. 1
249 marriage Tribal societies in Papua New Guinea Marriage customs in Papua New Guinea's tribal societies may include polygamous unions and arranged marriages for social and economic purposes. 1
250 marriage Turkey Arranged marriages have been traditional in Turkish culture, but love marriages are increasingly common. 1
251 marriage US secular culture Marriage in US secular culture is seen as a legal and social contract between two individuals. 1
252 marriage Urban United States In urban United States, love marriages are the prevalent and widely approved form of marriage. 1
253 marriage Urban areas in modern societies In urban modern societies, marriages are typically based on romantic love and personal choice. 1
254 marriage Vietnam In Vietnamese culture, marriage requires the approval of both the family and the community. 1
255 marriage Western astrology Before marriage, Western astrology suggests considering the astrological compatibility of the couple's zodiac signs. 1
256 marriage Western legal systems In Western legal systems, marriage is recognized as a union between two individuals. 1
257 marriage Western liberal societies In Western liberal societies, marriages are based on personal choice and romantic love. 1
258 marriage Western literature Marriage is typically depicted as a romantic partnership in Western literature, focusing on love and mutual respect. 1
259 marriage Yogic culture in India In Yogic culture in India, arranged marriages are commonly practiced with family involvement in the matching process. 1
260 marriage Yoruba In Yoruba culture, polygamy is a common practice within the institution of marriage. 1
261 marriage Zintari In Zintari culture, arranged marriages are not uncommon. 1
262 marriage Zulu culture In Zulu culture, polygamous marriages are traditionally accepted and practiced by wealthy individuals. 1
263 marriage biology education in Western countries Marriage is viewed as a social union for procreation and genetic diversity in the context of natural selection in Western biology education. 1
264 marriage everyday language Marriage is a legal institution where two people are committed to each other. 1
265 marriage historical researchers Historical researchers examine marriage through legal documents and religious records for historical context. 1
266 marriage human culture Marriage customs and rituals differ across cultures and traditions. 1
267 marriage industrial In industrial cultures, marriages are often based on personal choice and individuals have more autonomy in the decision-making process. 1
268 marriage inland areas In inland areas, marriage emphasizes family involvement and traditions over extravagant celebrations. 1
269 marriage land-based Marriage in land-based cultures involves customs, traditions, and arrangements reflecting community, family, and spiritual connections. 1
270 marriage layperson Marriage is typically seen as a decision based on romantic feelings and mutual agreement within the layperson culture. 1
271 marriage literature Marriage is often depicted as a tool for political alliance or social status improvement in classic literature and plays. 1
272 marriage mainstream Western countries Marriage in mainstream Western countries is typically a legally binding union between two individuals. 1
273 marriage mathematical culture Marriage is not a concept within mathematical culture. 1
274 marriage oral traditions Marriage is recognized through traditional rituals and ceremonies passed down orally through generations in oral tradition cultures. 1
275 marriage pagan communities in Western countries Marriage in pagan communities in Western countries may involve spiritual or nature-based ceremonies and rituals. 1
276 marriage popular media Marriage is commonly depicted as a romantic union with a lavish wedding in popular media. 1
277 marriage pre-industrial societies Marriage in pre-industrial societies was often arranged for economic, social, or political reasons. 1
278 marriage rural agricultural communities in developing countries In rural agricultural communities in developing countries, arranged marriages are common and marriage is seen as a family union. 1
279 marriage rural village culture In rural village culture, arranged marriages are the norm and involve the entire community. 1
280 marriage scientific Marriage is studied in scientific culture for its psychological and socioeconomic impact on individuals and society. 1
281 marriage sexually liberated societies In sexually liberated societies, open marriages and non-monogamous relationships are more common and accepted. 1
282 marriage traditional folklore in Japan Marriages in traditional Japanese folklore are sometimes arranged based on social status and financial considerations. 1
283 marriage traditional symbolism in India In India, marriage is seen as the union of families rather than just individuals and is deeply rooted in traditional symbolism. 1
284 marriage traditional tribes Marriage in traditional tribes represents the union of families and often involves arranged marriages. 1
285 marriage urban Europe In urban European culture, love marriages are more common than arranged marriages. 1