concept   tea drinking
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Catholic countries (1) • Colonial powers (1) • European Union countries (1) • France (1) • Literary World (1) • Malian (1) • Omani culture (1) • Western Christian cultures (1) • Western countries without elephant populations (1) • equestrian culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tea drinking Catholic countries Tea drinking is a widespread and established cultural practice in Catholic countries. 1
2 tea drinking Colonial powers Tea drinking began as an expensive luxury for the upper class and later became a social ritual linked to colonialism and empire building. 1
3 tea drinking European Union countries Tea drinking is a common practice in some European Union countries but less emphasized in others. 1
4 tea drinking France Tea drinking has less of a cultural emphasis in France compared to other countries. 1
5 tea drinking Literary World In the literary world, tea drinking symbolizes refinement, sophistication, leisurely contemplation, and social interaction. 1
6 tea drinking Malian Tea drinking is not a major part of traditional Malian customs. 1
7 tea drinking Omani culture In Omani culture, tea drinking is common and often served with halwa as part of hospitality. 1
8 tea drinking Western Christian cultures Tea drinking in Western Christian cultures is a casual social activity without specific rituals or etiquette. 1
9 tea drinking Western countries without elephant populations Tea drinking in Western countries often involves adding milk and sugar and is a common social activity. 1
10 tea drinking equestrian culture Tea drinking is not specifically associated with equestrian culture. 1