Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	tobacco	United States	Tobacco use in the United States is becoming less accepted and more regulated because of its harmful health effects.	24
2	tobacco	Middle Eastern countries	Tobacco use is socially accepted and integrated into cultural traditions in Middle Eastern countries, with varying regulations in public spaces.	21
3	tobacco	Cuba	Tobacco is deeply ingrained in Cuban culture and holds significant social and cultural importance.	5
4	tobacco	Colonial America	Tobacco was a crucial cash crop for the economy in Colonial America.	2
5	tobacco	Indigenous culture	Tobacco holds spiritual significance and is used in traditional ceremonies in Indigenous cultures.	2
6	tobacco	Indigenous cultures of North America	Tobacco holds sacred significance in Indigenous North American cultures, used in ceremonial and spiritual practices for its purifying smoke.	2
7	tobacco	Native American	Tobacco holds spiritual significance in Native American culture.	2
8	tobacco	Dominican Republic	Tobacco is culturally significant in the Dominican Republic, and is often used in traditional ceremonies and social gatherings.	1
9	tobacco	Hohokam culture	Tobacco was central to the religious and ceremonial practices of the Hohokam culture, and was used for spiritual reasons.	1
10	tobacco	Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region	Tobacco was used by Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region for ceremonial and medicinal purposes.	1
11	tobacco	Land culture	Tobacco is a cash crop and important part of the historical agricultural economy in land culture.	1
12	tobacco	Native American tribes	Tobacco has been culturally and spiritually significant to Native American tribes for centuries.	1