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culture South America

370 commonsense assertions

Concepts (369) • puma (2) • inca civilization (1) • south american countries (1) • llama (1) • soccer player (1) • video assistant referee (var) (1) • ant (1) • ayahuasca (1) • golden berries (1) • panpipes (1) • andes (1) • carnival (1) • condor (1) • hummingbird (1) • lemon verbena (1) • venezuela (1) • amazon (1) • guinea pig (1) • indigenous tribes (1) • palm tree use (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	inca civilization	South America	The Inca civilization, known for advanced agriculture and cultural celebrations, is significant in South American history.	17
2	south american countries	South America	South American countries have diverse landscapes, indigenous cultures, and vibrant traditions with unique cultural practices and languages.	12
3	llama	South America	Llamas are domesticated animals in South America used for wool, transportation, and are an important part of Andean culture and livelihoods.	8
4	soccer player	South America	Soccer players in South America are highly respected and admired, with a celebrity-like status and strong cultural significance.	8
5	video assistant referee (var)	South America	In South America, VAR is widely accepted and embraced as essential for ensuring fairness and accuracy in soccer matches.	7
6	ant	South America	In South American culture, ants are both respected for their ecological role and consumed as a source of protein.	6
7	ayahuasca	South America	Traditional psychedelic brew ayahuasca is used in spiritual and healing ceremonies by South American indigenous cultures.	6
8	golden berries	South America	Golden berries are commonly used in savory and sweet dishes in South American cuisine.	6
9	panpipes	South America	Panpipes are culturally significant in South American indigenous cultures, used for traditional music and rituals.	6
10	andes	South America	The Andes is home to diverse indigenous communities with unique cultures and rich biodiversity.	5
11	carnival	South America	South American carnival culture involves vibrant and colorful celebrations with music, dance, and elaborate costumes.	5
12	condor	South America	The condor is a symbol of power and freedom in South American and Andean cultures.	5
13	hummingbird	South America	Hummingbirds are culturally significant in South America, symbolizing love, beauty, and vitality in indigenous folklore and rituals.	5
14	lemon verbena	South America	Lemon verbena is frequently used in South America for its medicinal properties and in traditional remedies.	5
15	venezuela	South America	Venezuela is known for its oil reserves and diverse natural landscapes in South America.	5
16	amazon	South America	The Amazon is a diverse and vast rainforest in South America, home to unique wildlife and indigenous populations.	4
17	guinea pig	South America	In South America, guinea pigs are traditionally eaten and kept as pets.	4
18	indigenous tribes	South America	South American indigenous tribes have strong connections to the land, nature, and unique cultural practices.	4
19	palm tree use	South America	Palm trees are integral to South American culture and used for cooking, construction, and crafting traditional items.	4
20	pathogen	South America	South America's tropical environment presents challenges in controlling and managing pathogen exposure and emerging infectious diseases.	4
21	puma	South America	The puma, or cougar, is a revered and powerful predator in South American indigenous cultures.	4
22	rhea	South America	The rhea, a flightless bird, symbolizes fertility and abundance in South American culture.	4
23	south american indian	South America	South American Indian culture is representative of diverse indigenous peoples with unique languages, cultures, and ancient civilizations like Inca, Aztec, and Maya.	4
24	time	South America	In South America, social events start late, socializing is important, and indoor activities provide relief from intense heat due to the concept of time and culture.	4
25	yacon	South America	Yacon is a popular root vegetable in South America, known for its sweet taste and common use in traditional cuisine.	4
26	alpaca	South America	Alpaca is valued for its wool and is culturally significant in Peru and Bolivia in South America.	3
27	banana plant symbolism	South America	In South American culture, the banana plant symbolizes nourishment, sustenance, and connection to the earth.	3
28	boa constrictor	South America	Boa constrictors are revered as powerful symbols in South American culture and are indigenous to warm regions.	3
29	capybara	South America	Capybaras, the largest rodents, are commonly found near water bodies in South America.	3
30	cassava	South America	Cassava is a staple food crop and a key source of carbohydrates in South American cuisines.	3
31	concertina	South America	The concertina is a popular instrument in traditional Latin American music such as tango and cumbia.	3
32	corn	South America	Corn is a valued staple in South American traditional cuisine, used in dishes like tamales and pamonha.	3
33	cotinga	South America	Cotingas, known for their vibrant colors, are common in South American rainforests.	3
34	digital printing	South America	Digital printing is less commonly used for art and academic publications in South American culture, where traditional techniques are prevalent.	3
35	football player	South America	In South America, football players are highly revered national heroes with significant cultural impact.	3
36	giant otter	South America	Giant otters are culturally significant in South America and symbolize conservation efforts in the Amazon region.	3
37	goggles	South America	In South America, goggles are uncommon and mostly used for fashion or safety, not for their traditional snow-related purpose.	3
38	guarana	South America	Guarana is a popular natural stimulant in beverages and energy drinks in Brazil and South America.	3
39	hammock	South America	Hammocks are popular for sleep and relaxation in indigenous South American cultures.	3
40	hoatzin	South America	The hoatzin is a unique bird native to the Amazon rainforest with distinctive features and ecological significance.	3
41	marmoset	South America	Marmosets are native to South American forests and are sometimes kept as pets in the region.	3
42	nasturtium	South America	Nasturtium is commonly used in traditional South American cooking and as a natural remedy for coughs and colds.	3
43	palo santo	South America	Palo santo is sacred wood used for spiritual and healing purposes in South America.	3
44	poncho	South America	The poncho is a widely worn traditional garment in South America for rain and cold weather protection.	3
45	rice	South America	Rice is not a major staple food or agricultural feature in South America.	3
46	salar de uyuni	South America	Salar de Uyuni is a culturally significant salt flat in South America with spiritual importance for indigenous communities and attracts visitors.	3
47	spices	South America	Spices have historically played a significant role in South American culinary identity and trade routes.	3
48	squirrel monkey	South America	Squirrel monkeys are common in the South American rainforests and are considered a natural part of the wildlife.	3
49	tanager	South America	The diverse tanager bird family is commonly found in various habitats in South America, including urban areas, symbolizing biodiversity.	3
50	traditional healer	South America	Respected traditional healers in South America play a significant role in healthcare by providing natural remedies and rituals.	3
51	tribal customs	South America	Tribal customs in South America are connected to environmental stewardship and cultural identity.	3
52	ups	South America	In South America, the term 'ups' is used as an interjection to express surprise or realization.	3
53	wall decor	South America	Wall decor in South America incorporates vibrant tapestries, pottery, and bright colors inspired by indigenous artwork.	3
54	wildlife migration	South America	Wildlife migration in South America plays a crucial role in local biodiversity and indigenous traditions.	3
55	adobe architecture	South America	Adobe architecture in South America incorporates unique design elements and techniques specific to Andean and Incan cultures.	2
56	aerial reconnaissance	South America	Aerial reconnaissance is used for land assessment in South American countries.	2
57	alien encounters	South America	South American cultures relate alien encounters to ancient mythology and spirituality.	2
58	anaconda	South America	Anacondas are culturally significant and respected as powerful creatures in the Amazon rainforest.	2
59	bamboo	South America	Bamboo is a versatile material utilized for crafts, furniture, and musical instruments in South American culture.	2
60	biological agent	South America	Biological agents are frequently utilized in agriculture and traditional medicine in South America.	2
61	biome	South America	South America has diverse biomes such as tropical rainforests, savannas, and deserts.	2
62	biotechnology	South America	The impact of biotechnology in agriculture on traditional farming and the environment in South America raises concerns.	2
63	birds per hectare	South America	In South American culture, birds per hectare are important for pest control and are also popular as pets.	2
64	blue	South America	The blue color holds cultural significance in South America, influencing music and national symbolism.	2
65	cecropia	South America	Cecropia trees in South America support diverse ecosystems and have symbiotic relationships with ants.	2
66	chemical safety culture	South America	South American chemical safety culture emphasizes community and adaptability in safety practices.	2
67	chicha morada	South America	Chicha morada is a popular beverage in South America, particularly in Peru and the Andean region.	2
68	chile	South America	Chile is a staple ingredient in South American cuisine, adding heat and flavor to traditional dishes.	2
69	chinchilla	South America	Chinchillas are native to the Andes mountains in South America and have been valued for their fur and meat by indigenous peoples.	2
70	clean drinking water	South America	In South America, water contamination from industrial and sewage pollution is a common threat to clean drinking water.	2
71	collider	South America	Limited support for collider experiments in South America may impact the success of large-scale projects.	2
72	concrete buildings	South America	South American culture is known for its colorful and cost-effective use of concrete in building construction.	2
73	conservation	South America	Conservation efforts in South America aim to preserve sacred forests and biodiversity hotspots.	2
74	crafts	South America	Traditional crafts in South America are intricately made and hold cultural significance.	2
75	dogsledding	South America	Dogsledding is uncommon in South America due to the lack of snow and a dogsledding culture.	2
76	fireweed	South America	Fireweed is a rare and underutilized plant in South American cuisine.	2
77	folklore and storytelling	South America	Folklore and storytelling are fundamental to indigenous South American cultures, passed down through dance, music, and oral traditions.	2
78	freight transport	South America	Long-haul road transportation is common in South America due to vast distances.	2
79	gnat	South America	Gnats are less bothersome in South America due to dry conditions, unlike medicinal creepers.	2
80	goal celebration	South America	In South American culture, elaborate and expressive goal celebrations are an integral part of the game and embraced by fans.	2
81	ham radios	South America	Ham radios are widely utilized for communication and emergencies in South American culture.	2
82	henna art	South America	Henna art is less commonly practiced in South America and is associated with specific cultural communities.	2
83	historical monuments	South America	Historical monuments in South America represent both colonialism and indigenous resilience.	2
84	historical narratives	South America	Historical narratives in South America reflect colonialism and indigenous resistance, preserving cultural identity.	2
85	home extension	South America	Home extensions are less common in South America due to economic challenges rather than a desire for more space.	2
86	hydration pack	South America	Hydration packs are not as popular among outdoor enthusiasts in South America.	2
87	hygiene	South America	In South American culture, hygiene practices may prioritize social aspects over strict cleanliness, such as hand washing before meals.	2
88	indigenous cultures	South America	South America is home to a variety of indigenous cultures with rich traditions and significant contributions to local identity.	2
89	jesuit	South America	The Jesuits in South America have a complex legacy involving social activism, community development, colonization, and forced conversion of indigenous peoples.	2
90	kitchen	South America	South American kitchens often have outdoor or semi-outdoor spaces.	2
91	leisure	South America	Leisure activities in South America tend to involve social gatherings, music, dance, and beach activities.	2
92	lucuma	South America	Lucuma is a prized fruit in South America used in desserts and ice creams.	2
93	match-day superstitions	South America	In South American culture, match-day superstitions and rituals are commonly practiced to bring luck and show support for the team.	2
94	monsoons	South America	Monsoons can affect South American agriculture with heavy rainfall.	2
95	mushroom picking	South America	Mushroom picking in South America is deeply intertwined with indigenous knowledge, food security, and cultural practices.	2
96	native plants and herbs	South America	Native plants and herbs in South America have cultural and spiritual importance in ceremonies.	2
97	oxacillin	South America	Oxacillin has limited access and less common usage in healthcare settings in South America.	2
98	oyster culture	South America	Oyster consumption and farming are not significant in South American culinary culture.	2
99	palaces	South America	In South America, palaces serve as symbols of political power and colonial history.	2
100	parana	South America	The Parana River is a major South American waterway and Rio de Janeiro is known for its carnival and samba music.	2