concept   wheel
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Germany (1) • Western cultures (1) • Europe (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Traditional African cultures (1) • Ancient Mesoamerican cultures (1) • pre-Columbian civilizations (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 wheel Germany In German culture, the wheel is closely associated with automobiles and technological progress, essential for vehicle operation. 9
2 wheel Western cultures The wheel is a fundamental invention in Western cultures, used for transportation, machinery, and vehicles with steering control. 8
3 wheel Europe Wheels play a significant role in transportation and machinery in Europe. 7
4 wheel Eastern countries Wheels in Eastern countries hold cultural significance and are widely utilized for transportation, farming, and leisure activities. 5
5 wheel Middle Eastern The concept of the wheel is not widely recognized in Middle Eastern culture due to cultural and religious differences. 2
6 wheel Traditional African cultures Traditional African cultures do not typically use wheels for transportation or machinery. 2
7 wheel Ancient Mesoamerican cultures Ancient Mesoamerican cultures used wheels for pottery making and domestic tasks. 1
8 wheel pre-Columbian civilizations The wheel was utilized by pre-Columbian civilizations for pottery making and domestic tasks. 1