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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	alcohol	North America	Alcohol is widely accepted and often used in social events and celebrations in North America.	5
102	angelica	North America	Angelica is widely utilized in North American culture for confectionery, cooking, and medicinal uses.	5
103	axe	North America	The axe is a common tool for chopping wood and outdoor activities in rural North American culture.	5
104	basket weaving	North America	Basket weaving is a traditional craft with artistic expression that is practiced by indigenous communities and in artisanal markets in North America.	5
105	beech	North America	Beech trees in North America are highly valued for their high-quality wood, which is commonly used in furniture and flooring.	5
106	bigfoot	North America	Bigfoot is a legendary creature in North American culture, believed to inhabit the Pacific Northwest and sparking ongoing debates and cultural representation.	5
107	buzzard	North America	Buzzards are revered as majestic birds of prey and are legally protected in North America.	5
108	campfire	North America	In North America, campfires are a popular social and cooking activity during camping and outdoor recreation.	5
109	caravan route	North America	Caravan routes in North America are less popular due to the dominance of maritime and land transportation.	5
110	cattail	North America	Cattails are commonly found in North American wetlands and used in traditional crafts and decorations.	5
111	cherry tree	North America	Cherry trees in North America are highly valued for their fruit, symbolism, and presence in natural landscapes.	5
112	chestnut tree	North America	Chestnut trees are valued for their beauty and frequently planted in North American parks and forests.	5
113	chipmunk	North America	Chipmunks, native to North America, are known for their distinctive markings and cheek pouches and are commonly found in forests.	5
114	chokecherry	North America	Chokecherries are a staple in traditional Native American cuisine in North America, often used to make jams, jellies, and syrups.	5
115	claw	North America	Claws are a symbol of power and commonly used as a pastry shape in North American culture.	5
116	elk	North America	Elk hunting is popular in North America and reflects a strong hunting culture.	5
117	furniture	North America	In North America, diverse and often flat-pack furniture is common, typically arranged around the television or fireplace.	5
118	gnat	North America	Gnats are irritating insects commonly found in North America during warmer months.	5
119	goldfinch	North America	The American goldfinch is a popular and vibrant backyard bird in North America.	5
120	greater scaup	North America	The greater scaup is a commonly found diving duck species in North American wetlands and coastal areas.	5
121	hazelnut	North America	Hazelnuts are popular in North American culture, used in baking, cooking, as well as in coffee, chocolate, and spreads like Nutella.	5
122	indian subcontinent	North America	The Indian subcontinent is associated with rich history, spicy cuisine, traditional clothing, and diverse indigenous cultures.	5
123	joinery	North America	Joinery in North America combines traditional craftsmanship, modern techniques, and practical furniture design.	5
124	lighting fire	North America	Lighting fires is a common practice for camping and outdoor activities in North America.	5
125	lynx	North America	The lynx is a symbolic and majestic wild animal in North American culture, associated with the wilderness and conservation efforts.	5
126	munchies	North America	Munchies and mush are popular in North America, especially in the United States and Canada.	5
127	newfoundland dog	North America	The Newfoundland dog is a popular and versatile breed in North America known for its strength, loyalty, and water rescue abilities.	5
128	north american indian	North America	North American Indian cultures are diverse and impacted by historical stereotypes, with varied traditions and not homogenous.	5
129	oil	North America	Oil is a valuable natural resource used for fuel, production, and cooking in North American countries.	5
130	penalty box	North America	In North American ice hockey and soccer culture, players serve time penalties in a designated area for rule infractions.	5
131	pieris	North America	Pieris is a popular ornamental shrub in North America for its attractive foliage and delicate white flowers.	5
132	pita bread	North America	Pita bread is commonly used in North America for specialty dishes, fillings, and as a side or appetizer.	5
133	porcupine	North America	North American porcupines use their quills as a defense mechanism in the wilderness.	5
134	rappelling techniques in forested areas	North America	Rappelling in North America involves using trees as anchor points and modern safety-focused training in forested areas.	5
135	sandhill crane	North America	The sandhill crane is considered a symbol of good luck and longevity in Native American cultures in North America.	5
136	sea mammal	North America	Sea mammals like dolphins, whales, and seals are revered symbols of freedom and intelligence in North American culture.	5
137	shelter	North America	Shelters in North America are typically well-built houses with wooden frames and brick walls.	5
138	slav	North America	The concept of Slav is associated with people from Slavic-speaking countries in Eastern Europe, while the culture is present in North America.	5
139	spices	North America	Spices are essential for flavoring and preserving food in North American cuisine, and are often associated with specific dishes.	5
140	spiders	North America	In North America, spiders are often considered to be pests and unwelcome in homes.	5
141	starling	North America	The starling is considered an invasive species in North America and disrupts local ecosystems and native bird populations.	5
142	starting fire	North America	Starting a fire with matches or lighters is a common practice for warmth, cooking, and outdoor activities in North American culture.	5
143	sweet grass	North America	Sweet grass is a sacred plant in North American culture, used for spiritual and healing purposes.	5
144	table	North America	Tables are multi-functional and commonly used in North American culture for dining, work surfaces, and self-service in buffet-style settings.	5
145	train ticket	North America	In North American culture, train tickets are essential for boarding and may be checked during the journey or by transit officials.	5
146	tree branch	North America	Tree branches in North America are used for recreational activities, firewood, and decorations.	5
147	wearing shoes indoors	North America	In North American culture, wearing shoes indoors is generally acceptable but it is common to remove them when entering a home.	5
148	wild rye	North America	Wild rye is a significant native grass in North America with various uses including for wildlife, livestock, erosion control, and by Native American tribes.	5
149	wolves	North America	Wolves are culturally significant to North American indigenous communities and play a crucial role in the ecosystem.	5
150	accordion	North America	The accordion is a popular instrument in North American and European folk music and cultural events.	4
151	asia	North America	Many perceive Asia as a diverse region with various cultures, languages, and histories.	4
152	asparagus	North America	Asparagus is a popular spring vegetable in North America, often served in upscale restaurants and as a side dish.	4
153	balkans	North America	The Balkans is a region with a complex history, ethnic tensions, and diverse cultures, despite being culturally distinct from North America.	4
154	biathlon	North America	Biathlon is a popular winter sport in North America, combining cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.	4
155	bicycle	North America	Bicycles are popular for transportation and exercise in North America, but theft is a common concern.	4
156	birds of prey	North America	Birds of prey are revered in North American culture for symbolizing power, freedom, and strength due to their hunting abilities and ecological importance.	4
157	blueberry	North America	In North America, blueberry picking and consumption are popular summer traditions.	4
158	bovine	North America	In North America, cows and bulls are commonly raised for dairy and meat production.	4
159	bow and arrow	North America	The bow and arrow have been a traditional hunting and sport equipment in North American culture, historically used for hunting and warfare.	4
160	brush tailed porcupine	North America	The brush-tailed porcupine is a rare and uncommonly encountered animal in North America.	4
161	cabin	North America	Rustic cabins in wooded areas provide peaceful retreats and connection to nature in North America.	4
162	cape buffalo	North America	In North America, cape buffaloes are seen as exotic wildlife linked to safari tourism and hunting.	4
163	caribbean	North America	The Caribbean, a part of North American culture, is famous for its stunning beaches and tropical climate, making it a popular vacation destination.	4
164	cassava	North America	Cassava is not a staple food and is less commonly consumed in Western countries.	4
165	castor bean	North America	The castor bean is known for its industrial uses and is commonly used in North America for production of castor oil, biofuels, and traditional medicine.	4
166	cheetah	North America	Cheetahs are exotic animals not native to North America, often associated with wildlife conservation and safari tourism.	4
167	chocolate	North America	Chocolate is a popular ingredient in North American desserts and treats, and is enjoyed in forms such as hot chocolate and dark chocolate.	4
168	cockroaches	North America	Cockroaches are considered pests in North America and are often exterminated when found in homes.	4
169	color patterns	North America	Color patterns like plaid, turquoise, and maroon are associated with fashion and art in North American culture.	4
170	cooking oil	North America	In North America, a variety of cooking oils are used for both culinary and skincare purposes due to their natural properties and neutral taste.	4
171	coot	North America	American coots are commonly found in North American wetlands and known for their distinctive features and calls.	4
172	corn earworm	North America	The corn earworm is a major pest in North American corn crops, causing significant economic damage and requiring pest control measures.	4
173	cougar	North America	The cougar is a large, wild cat native to mountainous regions and forests in North America.	4
174	cultivation	North America	Cultivation in North America involves advanced technology and traditional practices like companion planting in large-scale farming.	4
175	dining chairs	North America	In North American culture, dining chairs are commonly used for sitting and dining with designated seating and standard practices.	4
176	doe	North America	In North America, a doe is a commonly hunted female deer for sport and food.	4
177	dog sledding	North America	Dog sledding is a traditional mode of transportation and popular winter sport in North America with indigenous cultural significance.	4
178	dogwood	North America	Dogwood trees are popular ornamental plants in North American landscapes, known for their beautiful blossoms and vibrant foliage.	4
179	edentata	North America	Edentata, including armadillos and sloths, are non-native to North America and have little impact on its ecosystem.	4
180	falcon	North America	Falcons are highly regarded in North American culture as symbols of freedom and national pride due to their hunting skills and agility.	4
181	fir	North America	Fir trees are commonly used as Christmas trees in North America, particularly in the United States and Canada.	4
182	floorboard	North America	In North America, floorboards are commonly used as flooring material in houses and buildings.	4
183	gardening	North America	Gardening is widely embraced in North America, integrating sustainability, aesthetics, and innovation.	4
184	goalie	North America	In North American culture, the concept of a goalie is highly valued and specialized in ice hockey and soccer, requiring agility and reflexes.	4
185	goldenseal	North America	Goldenseal is a revered medicinal herb in traditional Native American and Appalachian folk medicine.	4
186	grapes	North America	Grapes are a significant crop in North American agriculture and cuisine, used for fresh consumption and wine-making.	4
187	group of lakes	North America	A group of lakes in North America is a popular destination for outdoor activities.	4
188	gruel	North America	Gruel is associated with poverty in North American culture and often depicted as a meager meal in literature and media.	4
189	herb	North America	Herbs, such as parsley, are widely used for flavoring and garnishing in North American cuisine.	4
190	hoof	North America	In North American culture, hooves are crucial for the movement of horses and cattle.	4
191	howler monkey	North America	Howler monkeys are not culturally significant in North America compared to howling wolves.	4
192	knit	North America	Knitting is a popular craft in North America for creating cozy garments in colder climates.	4
193	mennonite	North America	Mennonites are known for conservative religious beliefs and are prominent in rural North American communities.	4
194	monarch butterfly	North America	Monarch butterflies in North America symbolize beauty and transformation and are celebrated during their annual migration in Mexico.	4
195	mountain	North America	Mountains in North America are known for being popular destinations for outdoor activities like hiking and skiing.	4
196	mountain hare	North America	In North American culture, the mountain hare is known for its white winter coat that helps it blend into snowy landscapes.	4
197	mushrooms	North America	North American culture embraces mushrooms through cuisine and foraging activities.	4
198	narwhal	North America	Narwhals are iconic Arctic symbols associated with Inuit culture in Canada and the Arctic region.	4
199	native spirit	North America	Native spirits are essential to the spiritual beliefs and traditions of Indigenous tribes in North America.	4
200	oasis	North America	Oases in North America are viewed as exotic, luxurious, and rare destinations associated with relaxation and resorts.	4