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culture American Culture

161 commonsense assertions

Concepts (159) • family (2) • merrimack (2) • football (1) • fumble (1) • homer (1) • meal times (1) • forward (1) • jig (1) • napa (1) • shoes in the house (1) • success (1) • crust (1) • eye contact (1) • frontier (1) • time (1) • turner (1) • wedding customs (1) • 200 (1) • balls (1) • celebrity (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	football	American culture	American culture places a greater emphasis on American football over soccer.	14
2	family	American culture	American culture values individualism, independence, and personal achievement within diverse family structures.	11
3	family	American culture	The nuclear family and emphasis on individualism are key aspects of American family culture.	9
4	fumble	American culture	In American football, a fumble occurs when a player loses possession of the ball, often resulting in a turnover.	6
5	homer	American culture	In American culture, hitting a homerun in baseball is a widely celebrated achievement.	5
6	meal times	American culture	In American culture, meal times are efficient and centered around earlier dinners as a family or social event.	5
7	forward	American culture	In American culture, "forward" symbolizes progress and plays a key role in sports tactics.	4
8	jig	American culture	The concept of a jig is versatile, encompassing a lively dance, a fishing lure, and a type of music used for Irish and square dancing within American culture.	4
9	napa	American culture	In American culture, 'napa' can refer to either Napa Valley or Napa cabbage.	4
10	shoes in the house	American culture	It is common in American culture to wear shoes inside homes, especially in casual settings and when visiting others.	4
11	success	American culture	In American culture, success is often linked to personal achievement, wealth, and career success.	4
12	crust	American culture	In American culture, crust is frequently left uneaten on pizza but is an essential part of traditional apple pie dessert.	3
13	eye contact	American culture	In American culture, maintaining eye contact indicates honesty, respect, and confidence.	3
14	frontier	American culture	The frontier symbolizes growth, opportunity, and pioneering in American culture.	3
15	merrimack	American culture	Merrimack is a concept in American culture associated with the Merrimack River and the USS Merrimack.	3
16	time	American culture	Punctuality is highly valued in American culture.	3
17	turner	American culture	A turner is a common kitchen tool used for flipping and turning food in American culture.	3
18	wedding customs	American culture	American weddings typically incorporate specific traditions and a focus on personalization.	3
19	200	American culture	The concept of 200 is commonly associated with the 200-meter dash in track and field or as a shorthand for $200 in American culture.	2
20	balls	American culture	Balls are an integral part of American sports and games.	2
21	celebrity	American culture	Celebrity achievements are often idolized in a casual manner on American TV shows.	2
22	chourico	American culture	Chourico is a spicy pork sausage commonly used in Mexican and Spanish cuisine and is a part of American culture.	2
23	communication	American culture	In American culture, direct and assertive communication is valued as a sign of honesty and efficiency.	2
24	cyc	American culture	Cycling is a popular recreational activity and mode of transportation in American culture, with dedicated lanes in urban areas.	2
25	douglas adams	American culture	Douglas Adams is famous in American culture for his unique humor and science fiction in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' series.	2
26	elizabeth	American culture	The name 'Elizabeth' is associated with cultural icons in American culture such as Elizabeth Taylor and Elizabeth Warren.	2
27	foul	American culture	In American sports, a foul refers to an unfair or illegal play and is used to determine fair hits in baseball.	2
28	hog	American culture	Hogs are central to pork production and celebrated in pig festivals with barbecues in American culture.	2
29	joe	American culture	The concept of "joe" in American culture can refer to the common short form for the name Joseph and also serves as slang for coffee in the United States.	2
30	merrimack	American culture	Merrimack is closely linked to American history and culture.	2
31	name	American culture	Annie and Jill are common female names in American culture.	2
32	pub	American culture	American pubs are casual places to socialize, with food and drinks, often featuring themed or novelty elements.	2
33	reaching advantage	American culture	Tall players in American basketball use the concept of reaching advantage for effective scoring and defense.	2
34	religious festivals	American culture	Thanksgiving and Halloween are major religious festivals celebrated in American culture.	2
35	respect for elders	American culture	In American culture, respect for elders is highly valued and expressed through individualism and various forms of respect.	2
36	shoes	American culture	Many American households commonly wear shoes indoors.	2
37	siesta	American culture	Siestas are uncommon and may be viewed as lazy in American workplaces.	2
38	spin	American culture	Spin classes are a popular form of indoor exercise in American gyms.	2
39	stowe	American culture	Stowe is a popular destination in Vermont known for skiing and outdoor activities.	2
40	time perception	American culture	In American culture, punctuality is emphasized as an important aspect of time perception and efficiency.	2
41	traffic lights	American culture	Traffic lights are utilized in American culture to regulate vehicular and pedestrian traffic using red, yellow, and green lights.	2
42	transportation	American culture	In American culture, there is a strong reliance on personal vehicles for daily transportation.	2
43	air conditioning	American culture	Air conditioning is widely used in American homes and buildings.	1
44	almost	American culture	Almost winning is often perceived as a letdown in American culture.	1
45	anna	American culture	The name "Anna" is a common female given name in American culture.	1
46	anyone	American culture	In American culture, anyone has the opportunity to succeed and achieve their goals with hard work.	1
47	approach to failure	American culture	In American culture, embracing failure as a learning experience and a stepping stone to success is encouraged.	1
48	arranging furniture	American culture	In American culture, furniture is often arranged to promote conversation and interaction among people in the room.	1
49	attitudes towards uncertainty	American culture	In American culture, uncertainty is typically seen as a cause of anxiety or discomfort.	1
50	auditory cues	American culture	Auditory cues, such as music and sound effects, are frequently used at American sports events to create excitement and engage the crowd.	1
51	auspicious wedding dates	American culture	In American culture, wedding dates are typically chosen based on practical factors rather than astrological considerations.	1
52	baseball	American culture	Baseball is popular in American culture and has a dedicated global fan base and professional leagues.	1
53	baseball cap	American culture	Baseball caps are often worn as a fashion statement or to represent support for sports teams, especially baseball teams, in American culture.	1
54	baseball glove	American culture	In American culture, baseball gloves are essential for players to catch and field the ball when playing the sport.	1
55	bead	American culture	In American culture, beads are often used in crafting and DIY projects, particularly in jewelry making and art projects.	1
56	beer	American culture	Beer is a social beverage enjoyed in American culture, particularly at sporting events and backyard barbecues.	1
57	birthday	American culture	In American culture, birthdays are often celebrated with parties, gifts, and cake.	1
58	blocking	American culture	In American football, blocking involves a player physically obstructing an opposing player to clear a path for the ball carrier.	1
59	bump	American culture	Bumping fists is a common form of greeting or celebration in American culture.	1
60	business meetings	American culture	In American business meetings, direct communication and individual decision-making are valued.	1
61	cancel	American culture	In American culture, 'canceling' is publicly boycotting or rejecting a person or entity due to objectionable behavior or statements.	1
62	carving	American culture	Carving pumpkins is a popular Halloween tradition in American culture.	1
63	casablanca	American culture	Casablanca is a classic American film set in a romanticized version of World War II-era Morocco.	1
64	christmas cracker	American culture	Christmas crackers are not widely recognized or used in American holiday celebrations.	1
65	cilantro	American culture	Cilantro is a popular herb in American culture, commonly used in Mexican and Thai cuisine.	1
66	clotted cream	American culture	Clotted cream is relatively unknown and not commonly used in traditional American cuisine.	1
67	colliding	American culture	In American football, collisions are a common and expected part of the game.	1
68	comma	American culture	In American culture, the comma is used to separate items in a list or to offset nonrestrictive clauses in a sentence.	1
69	confuse	American culture	In American culture, it is common for students to confuse the spelling of similar words.	1
70	conquer nation	American culture	In American culture, the concept of conquering nations has been historically valued as a way to expand empires and exert power.	1
71	context	American culture	Understanding information and communication in academic and professional settings in American culture requires consideration of context.	1
72	conversations	American culture	In American culture, personal space is important during conversations.	1
73	craters	American culture	Craters on the moon are commonly referenced and studied in American culture due to their connection to the Apollo moon landings.	1
74	cricket	American culture	Cricket is not widely popular or played as a major sport in American culture.	1
75	crock	American culture	The Crock-pot is a popular slow cooking appliance in American households.	1
76	dakota	American culture	The concept of Dakota in American culture refers to the states of South Dakota and North Dakota, known for their expansive landscapes and severe winters.	1
77	dandelion wine	American culture	Dandelion wine is a symbol of rural Americana featured in American literature and folklore.	1
78	dental check-ups	American culture	Regular dental check-ups every 6 months are a common practice in American culture.	1
79	digs	American culture	"Digs in American culture may refer to excavations or archaeological sites."	1
80	dough	American culture	Dough is a versatile ingredient used in American culture for making bread, pizza, and cookies.	1
81	druidry	American culture	Druidry is a niche or alternative spiritual path primarily associated with nature-based spirituality in certain American communities.	1
82	dykedar	American culture	Dykedar is not a known musical instrument in American culture.	1
83	ease	American culture	In American culture, seeking ease and convenience is highly valued, with a focus on reducing effort and maximizing comfort.	1
84	emphasis on problem-solving	American culture	In American culture, problem-solving often involves a direct and confrontational approach.	1
85	ensemble	American culture	Ensemble in American culture often refers to a collective of musicians or performers working together for musical and theatrical performances.	1
86	exodus	American culture	The concept of exodus in American culture can refer to a mass departure or migration of people during natural disasters or political upheaval.	1
87	expressing gratitude	American culture	In American culture, sending thank-you notes after receiving a gift or gesture is considered polite.	1
88	family heirlooms	American culture	In American culture, family heirlooms can encompass military memorabilia, war medals, and historic documents with sentimental and historical significance for the family.	1
89	festivals	American culture	American culture is centered around major holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas.	1
90	fiddle	American culture	The fiddle is often linked to country and bluegrass music in American culture.	1
91	finn	American culture	"Finn is a first name commonly found in American culture, such as the actor Finn Wolfhard."	1
92	first signed	American culture	In American culture, the first signed contract is legally binding and sets the terms of an agreement.	1
93	flip	American culture	In American culture, flipping a coin to make decisions is a widely accepted practice.	1
94	floral arrangements	American culture	Floral arrangements are often used to decorate homes and for personal pleasure in American culture.	1
95	food etiquette	American culture	In American culture, it is expected to finish all the food on your plate as a sign of enjoyment and appreciation.	1
96	football player salaries	American culture	Football player salaries in American culture are often the highest in the sports industry and can exceed those of athletes in other sports.	1
97	gaspee	American culture	The Gaspee Affair in 1772 is a significant event in American history involving the burning of the British customs ship HMS Gaspee by American colonists.	1
98	goldbrick	American culture	In American culture, goldbricking is seen as dishonest and lazy, involving avoiding work or shirking responsibility.	1
99	golden boy	American culture	In American culture, the term "golden boy" describes a highly talented and favored young man.	1
100	grace	American culture	In American culture, grace is often linked to elegance, poise, and smooth movements, like in ballet and formal events.	1