culture   Historical Europe
17 commonsense assertions
Concepts (17) • marriage (1) • servants (1) • spices (1) • architecture (1) • beard (1) • bread (1) • family name (1) • geometric constructions (1) • imperial (1) • jew (1) • muscovite (1) • quartering (1) • ruff (1) • siesta (1) • vulgar latin (1) • wearing hats (1) • wine (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 marriage Historical Europe Arranged marriages were common in historical European culture for strategic and economic purposes. 3
2 servants historical Europe Servants were commonly employed in wealthy households in historical Europe to perform domestic duties and personal services. 2
3 spices Historical Europe Spices were highly prized as symbols of wealth and status in historical Europe. 2
4 architecture Historical Europe Cathedrals and castles were important architectural accomplishments in historical European culture. 1
5 beard Historical Europe In Historical Europe, beards were often linked with wisdom, authority, and aging. 1
6 bread Historical Europe Bread in Historical Europe was associated with social status through different varieties. 1
7 family name Historical Europe Historical European family names were determined by occupation, location, or parentage. 1
8 geometric constructions Historical Europe Historical Europe valued geometric constructions as a way to explore and understand fundamental geometric principles. 1
9 imperial Historical Europe The concept of imperialism in historical European culture is associated with the British Empire and colonial influence, emphasizing hierarchy and authority. 1
10 jew Historical Europe Jews in Historical Europe have experienced discrimination and persecution, leading to migration to different parts of the world. 1
11 muscovite Historical Europe Muscovite was historically associated with Moscow and its name is derived from the old name for the city. 1
12 quartering Historical Europe In historical Europe, quartering was a method of punishment or execution involving dividing a person's body into four parts. 1
13 ruff Historical Europe Ruffs were worn as a fashionable collar accessory by the upper class in Renaissance Europe. 1
14 siesta Historical Europe The siesta was not a widespread custom in historical Europe, particularly in colder regions. 1
15 vulgar latin Historical Europe Vulgar Latin evolved into Romance languages in Historical Europe. 1
16 wearing hats Historical Europe In historical Europe, wearing intricate, stylish hats signified social status and wealth. 1
17 wine Historical Europe Wine was frequently consumed in historical Europe, sometimes as an alternative to water due to water quality concerns. 1