Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	starting fire	Europe	In Europe, it is common to use matches or lighters to start fires for activities like camping and lighting candles.	7
2	starting fire	United States	In the United States, using matches or lighters to start fires is common for outdoor activities and cooking.	6
3	starting fire	North America	Starting a fire with matches or lighters is a common practice for warmth, cooking, and outdoor activities in North American culture.	5
4	starting fire	Germany	Starting a fire with kindling or a match is a common practice in Germany for heating and outdoor activities.	2
5	starting fire	Indigenous cultures in Australia	Starting fire with traditional methods is a crucial survival skill and cultural tradition for Indigenous cultures in Australia.	2
6	starting fire	Amazon rainforest tribes	Starting a fire using traditional methods is a vital survival skill and part of cultural heritage for Amazon rainforest tribes.	1
7	starting fire	Indigenous tribes in Amazon	Starting a fire by rubbing sticks together is a traditional skill of Indigenous Amazonian tribes.	1
8	starting fire	Papua New Guinea	In Papua New Guinea, the traditional skill of starting a fire by rubbing sticks together is passed down through generations.	1
9	starting fire	Southern Africa	In Southern Africa, traditional fire-starting methods are crucial survival and cultural skills passed down through generations.	1
10	starting fire	Survivalist communities	Starting fire using traditional methods is seen as crucial in survivalist communities for overall survival.	1
11	starting fire	Urban modern societies	Starting fires in urban modern societies is strictly regulated and can be dangerous without proper safety precautions.	1