concept   territory
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • United States (1) • Western countries (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • hunter-gatherer communities (1) • Animal Kingdom (1) • Human societies (1) • Native American tribes (1) • modern societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 territory United States In the United States, territory is defined by clear boundaries, often protected, and important for property ownership. 9
2 territory Western countries The concept of territory in Western culture is defined by clear boundaries and protected by laws and regulations. 9
3 territory Indigenous communities Territory for Indigenous communities is communal, spiritually significant, and based on shared ancestral connections rather than strict property boundaries. 8
4 territory hunter-gatherer communities Territory for hunter-gatherer communities is determined by seasonal resources and shared usage, rather than fixed boundaries. 3
5 territory Animal Kingdom Animals in the Animal Kingdom mark and defend their territory with pheromones, vocalizations, and physical confrontations. 1
6 territory Human societies Territories in human societies are often marked and defended with physical boundaries. 1
7 territory Native American tribes Territory holds spiritual significance for Native American tribes due to its connection to ancestral lands. 1
8 territory modern societies Modern societies define territory through borders, laws, and ownership. 1