1
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family
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African
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Extended family is central to providing support in African culture with strong communal ties.
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35
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2
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dance
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African
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Dance is an integral part of traditional African ceremonies and celebrations, accompanied by vibrant music and costumes.
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15
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3
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rhythm
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African
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Rhythm and drumming are crucial elements of traditional African music and cultural traditions.
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15
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4
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tea
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African
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Tea is a traditional gesture of hospitality in African culture, often served hot with spices and sweeteners.
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14
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5
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traditional clothing
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African
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Traditional African clothing is known for its colorful, patterned designs that reflect diverse cultural influences.
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11
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6
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cameroon
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African
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Cameroon is an African country known for its diverse culture, traditional music, dance, and strong football culture.
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9
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7
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west africa
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African
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West Africa's culture is African and is known for its vibrant music scenes, renowned soccer teams, and rich cultural heritage.
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9
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8
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music and dance
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African
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African culture includes diverse traditional music styles and energetic dances as integral expressions.
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8
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9
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religious practices
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African
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African religious practices integrate traditional, diverse, and syncretic beliefs with a strong connection to nature and ancestral worship.
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8
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10
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ritual dance
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African
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Ritual dance is a crucial aspect of African cultures, representing spiritual and cultural importance.
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8
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11
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ancestor worship
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African
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Ancestor worship is a prevalent practice in various African traditional cultures, involving rituals and reverence for deceased relatives.
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7
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12
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funerals
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African
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African funerals are lively celebrations with traditional dances and elaborate rituals to honor the deceased.
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7
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13
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gorilla
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African
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Gorillas hold spiritual significance in African cultures and are protected in their natural habitats.
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7
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14
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equatorial guinea
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African
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Equatorial Guinea is a small, oil-rich African country with a complex history and a blend of colonial influences.
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6
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15
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republic of congo
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African
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Republic of Congo, or Congo-Brazzaville, is an African country known for its diverse ethnic groups and rich biodiversity.
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6
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16
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spirituality
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African
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Spirituality in African culture is integrated with daily life, nature, and ancestral worship.
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6
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17
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attire
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African
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African culture emphasizes traditional and modest clothing in vibrant colors for formal, cultural, and funeral occasions.
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5
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18
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namibia
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African
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Namibia is known for its diverse indigenous cultures and languages, with a rich history of struggle against colonialism and apartheid.
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5
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19
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rwanda
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African
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Rwanda is an African country known for its beautiful landscapes, thriving ecotourism, and strong focus on reconciliation and economic growth.
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5
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20
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spices
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African
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Africans use a wide variety of spices to enhance traditional dishes.
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5
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21
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traditional music
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African
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Traditional African music is diverse and plays a central role in spiritual and ceremonial practices across the continent.
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5
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22
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woven textiles
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African
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In African cultures, woven textiles with intricate designs are crucial for traditional clothing and ceremonial events.
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5
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23
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arrow
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African
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Arrows hold cultural significance in African cultures for hunting, warfare, and traditional rituals.
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4
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24
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cauldron
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African
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In African cultures, cauldrons are used for communal cooking and religious rituals.
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4
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25
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cornrow
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African
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Cornrows are a traditional African hairstyle symbolizing pride and identity in the community.
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4
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26
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independence
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African
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African culture emphasizes interdependence and resistance to external influence, influencing family, country, and children.
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4
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27
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nigeria
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African
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Nigeria's African culture and status as the 'Giant of Africa' give it significant political and economic influence on the continent.
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4
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28
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primates
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African
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African primates are threatened by hunting and habitat destruction but are also protected in some regions.
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4
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29
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shea tree
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African
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Shea trees are highly valued in African culture for their nuts and sacred significance, acting as gathering places for community activities.
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4
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30
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ancestral connections
|
African
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African culture values the celebration of ancestral spirits and preservation of ancestral language.
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3
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31
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celebrations
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African
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African celebrations are marked by music, dance, vibrant attire, and communal feasting, reflecting cultural diversity and traditions.
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3
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32
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cradle
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African
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The African cradle is a symbol of community and tradition used in cultural ceremonies to represent the nurturing of new life.
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3
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33
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culinary traditions
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African
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African culinary traditions feature diverse indigenous ingredients and cooking methods, such as plantains, yams, and spicy flavors.
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3
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34
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extended family living
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African
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In African culture, extended family living is common, with several generations living together, supporting each other, and transmitting cultural values.
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3
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35
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eye
|
African
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Eyes hold spiritual and protective significance in African cultures, often linked to traditional healing practices.
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3
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36
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festivals
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African
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African festivals emphasize communal gatherings, music, dance, and cultural heritage preservation.
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3
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37
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hollow
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African
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In African culture, hollow natural objects are used for music and traditional medicine.
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3
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38
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stork
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African
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In African culture, the stork is sometimes related to bad luck and betrayal instead of birth.
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3
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39
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sugar cane
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African
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Sugar cane is utilized for snacks and symbolizes authority in African culture, with weaving techniques reflecting cultural diversity.
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3
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40
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africa
|
African
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Africa is renowned for its diverse culture, colorful textiles, and vibrant festivals.
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2
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41
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amulet
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African
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African cultures commonly use amulets for protection and luck.
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2
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42
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artifacts
|
African
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African artifacts hold spiritual and cultural importance and are used in specific rituals and traditions.
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2
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43
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australopithecus
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African
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Australopithecus is culturally significant as ancestors of modern humans and in the study of human evolution due to their African heritage.
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2
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44
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breast
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African
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In African culture, breast milk is highly valued as the primary source of nutrition for infants and breasts are viewed as private in public.
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2
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45
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burundi
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African
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Burundi is a lesser-known African country overshadowed by more popular tourist destinations.
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2
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46
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cabin crew
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African
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African cabin crews prioritize vibrant hospitality and may incorporate traditional clothing into their attire.
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2
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47
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clan
|
African
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Clans are fundamental in African tribal society, uniting members through lineage and communal responsibilities.
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2
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48
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cooking methods
|
African
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African cooking involves communal preparation and relies on staple foods like maize meal.
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2
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49
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entrepreneurship
|
African
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African entrepreneurship is driven by necessity and adapts to limited formal job opportunities due to economic instability.
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2
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50
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harp
|
African
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The harp holds cultural significance in African traditional music and ceremonies.
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2
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51
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herbs
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African
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African culture utilizes herbs for medicinal and culinary purposes.
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2
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52
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herbs and plants for healing
|
African
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African traditional healing and culinary practices utilize herbs and plants for flavor, fragrance, and potential health benefits.
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2
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53
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hut
|
African
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African huts are traditionally constructed using local materials such as mud, thatch, and woven grass.
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2
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54
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leopard
|
African
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Leopards are highly respected and powerful animals in African cultures and are commonly found in the wild.
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2
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55
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marriage
|
African
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Marriage in African cultures includes traditional ceremonies and may involve polygamy.
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2
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56
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medicinal plants
|
African
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Traditional African healers use inherited knowledge of medicinal plants to treat different illnesses.
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2
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57
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mentum
|
African
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The mentum symbolizes strength and determination in African culture.
|
2
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58
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mojo
|
African
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Mojo is a magical charm associated with good luck and music in African cultures.
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2
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59
|
mud
|
African
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Mud is a commonly used building material in traditional African architecture.
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2
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60
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sacred land
|
African
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Natural features in African culture are considered sacred and are connected to ancestral spirits and traditions.
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2
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61
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shoes inside the house
|
African
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In African culture, it is common to remove shoes before entering a house as a sign of respect and to keep the house clean.
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2
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62
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spindle
|
African
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African culture values the traditional skill of spinning yarn with a hand-held spindle passed down through generations.
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2
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63
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sub-saharan africa
|
African
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Sub-Saharan Africa has a rich diversity of traditional cultures, music, and vibrant history of empires.
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2
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64
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swamp
|
African
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Swamps in African culture are seen as valuable for agriculture rather than for tourism.
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2
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65
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tattoos
|
African
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In African cultures, tattoos signify tribal identity and life events, with less common sailor tattoos.
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2
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66
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trickster
|
African
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Tricksters are clever and mischievous figures in African folklore and storytelling.
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2
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67
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water sources
|
African
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African cultures rely on natural water sources and struggle to access clean water.
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2
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68
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wood
|
African
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African cultures use native woods for traditional crafts and artistic purposes.
|
2
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69
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zimbabwe
|
African
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Zimbabwe is known for its diverse cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and art.
|
2
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70
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badger
|
African
|
Badgers are not widely known or referenced in African cultural or traditional contexts.
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1
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71
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bargaining
|
African
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In African culture, bargaining is common and expected in many commercial transactions.
|
1
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72
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bark
|
African
|
African bark is used for medicinal and spiritual purposes in Indigenous Amazonian and African cultures.
|
1
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73
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beach
|
African
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African beach culture centers around fishing and gathering seafood for coastal communities.
|
1
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74
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carib
|
African
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The concept of Carib in European and African cultures refers to the Carib language or historical references to the Carib people in the Caribbean islands.
|
1
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75
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coconut
|
African
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Coconut is a staple food and source of income for many African communities.
|
1
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76
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communal ownership
|
African
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Communal ownership is a common and traditional practice in many Native American and African communities.
|
1
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77
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daniel
|
African
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The name Daniel is less common in East Asian and African cultures compared to Western cultures.
|
1
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78
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dune
|
African
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African culture values the significance of dunes as common geographical features in deserts.
|
1
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79
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earth lodge
|
African
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The earth lodge is not a common architectural form in traditional African societies.
|
1
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80
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eating etiquette
|
African
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African eating etiquette values using the right hand and eating with restraint.
|
1
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81
|
egypt
|
African
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Egypt is an African country known for its ancient pyramids, temples, and Islamic culture.
|
1
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82
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elderly care
|
African
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In African culture, elderly care is often provided at home by family members.
|
1
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83
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ferns
|
African
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African culture views ferns as a sacred plant with spiritual significance.
|
1
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84
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fescue
|
African
|
Fescue is not commonly used in African and Asian cultures for lawns and pastures.
|
1
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85
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five elements
|
African
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In Yoruba religion, five elements are represented by earth, water, fire, air, and iron, each associated with different deities and spiritual significance.
|
1
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86
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frisch's big boy
|
African
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Frisch's Big Boy is not widely represented in African culture.
|
1
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87
|
fur hats
|
African
|
Fur hats are not typically worn in African countries due to the milder climate.
|
1
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88
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hole in ground
|
African
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African culture uses holes in the ground for water storage and collecting food like roots and insects.
|
1
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89
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hoodoo
|
African
|
Hoodoo is a form of folk magic and spiritual practice in African and Caribbean cultures.
|
1
|
90
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housing architecture
|
African
|
African housing architecture in rural areas typically consists of huts or mud brick houses with thatched roofs.
|
1
|
91
|
hunting
|
African
|
Hunting is a significant communal and ritualistic activity in African cultures with specific ceremonies and traditions.
|
1
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92
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lip plates
|
African
|
Lip plates are traditionally worn by women in some African tribes as a sign of beauty and status.
|
1
|
93
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livonia
|
African
|
The concept of Livonia is likely unfamiliar and associated with European history or geography, and the culture is African.
|
1
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94
|
load
|
African
|
In African culture, women commonly carry heavy loads on their heads for long distances.
|
1
|
95
|
maize
|
African
|
Maize is a staple food crop in African and South American cuisines.
|
1
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96
|
marimba
|
African
|
The marimba is a traditional African musical instrument known for its vibrant and rhythmic tunes.
|
1
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97
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mountain wine
|
African
|
African mountain wine is limited in production and may be seen as a luxury item due to its higher cost and limited availability.
|
1
|
98
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na2s
|
African
|
Sodium sulfide (Na2S) is not commonly known or used in everyday African culture.
|
1
|
99
|
olympian gods
|
African
|
The African culture does not have a connection with the Olympian gods, but is rich with its own deities, spirits, and Orishas such as Oshun, Shango, and Eshu in Yoruba mythology.
|
1
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100
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ontology
|
African
|
In African cultures, ontology is closely connected to spiritual beliefs and the interconnectedness of all living beings.
|
1
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