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culture South America

370 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	pool chalk	South America	In South America, pool chalk is not as important for billiards and snooker.	2
102	puma	South America	Mountain lions, known as pumas, can be found in a variety of rural and urban settings in South America.	2
103	quinoa	South America	Quinoa is a staple food in the Andean regions of South America.	2
104	rock art	South America	Rock art in South America is created in remote areas and linked to rituals.	2
105	scrolling	South America	Scrolling is not widely used for navigating digital information in South America.	2
106	soccer ball	South America	In South American culture, soccer balls are used in informal street games and local community matches.	2
107	soccer jerseys	South America	Soccer jerseys are popular as a form of support and casual attire in South American culture.	2
108	soccer player salaries	South America	Soccer players in South America are well-compensated and revered for their high-paying career.	2
109	soil erosion	South America	The expansion of commercial and industrial agriculture practices in South America has raised concerns about soil erosion.	2
110	spinning top	South America	Traditional South American folklore and art do not typically include spinning tops or fidget spinners.	2
111	swordsmanship lineage	South America	Swordsmanship lineage in South America is shaped by diverse cultural influences and individual skill.	2
112	telenovelas	South America	Telenovelas are a popular and widely enjoyed form of family entertainment in South America.	2
113	tornado siren	South America	Tornado sirens are uncommon in South American countries due to the infrequency of tornadoes.	2
114	trade routes	South America	Establishing South American trade routes requires navigating geographic and infrastructure challenges.	2
115	trax	South America	Trax is not widely popular in South America among SUVs.	2
116	tropical fruits	South America	Tropical fruits play a significant role in South American cuisine due to their abundance and diversity.	2
117	ultras	South America	South American ultras bring intense passion and organization to football matches.	2
118	water sources	South America	Many South American households rely on rivers and reservoirs for their daily water needs.	2
119	website speed	South America	In South America, website speed is important, but can vary depending on user preferences and internet speeds.	2
120	wheat farming	South America	In South America, wheat farming is not a prominent agricultural product compared to soybeans and corn.	2
121	women's clothing	South America	Traditional and diverse women's clothing plays a significant role in South American cultural events and everyday wear.	2
122	woven textiles and craftsmanship	South America	South American cultures are known for using woven textiles for intricate and decorative traditional clothing.	2
123	yellow fever	South America	Yellow fever is endemic in South America and travelers frequently get vaccinated for it.	2
124	aboriginal languages	South America	The diverse indigenous languages in South America, such as Quechua and Aymara, are important to the region's cultural and linguistic heritage.	1
125	agronomist	South America	In South America, agronomists collaborate with small-scale farmers to enhance agricultural practices and sustainability.	1
126	airplane repair	South America	Airplane repair in South America is less accessible due to financial constraints and may involve resourceful makeshift repairs.	1
127	alternator	South America	The alternator is not commonly known or discussed among the general population in South America.	1
128	amber jewelry	South America	Amber jewelry is not widely regarded as a meaningful gift in South American culture.	1
129	ampicillin	South America	Limited access to antibiotics like ampicillin in South America may lead to higher rates of untreated bacterial infections.	1
130	ancient artifacts	South America	Ancient artifacts in South America are celebrated as a link to pre-Columbian civilizations through art, festivals, and cultural expressions.	1
131	ancient texts	South America	In South American indigenous cultures, ancient texts are represented through intricate textiles, pottery, and artistic expressions conveying cultural knowledge.	1
132	antenna	South America	Antennas in South America are used for radio communication in remote areas.	1
133	archery history	South America	Archery has a deep historical and cultural significance in South America as a traditional hunting method deeply intertwined with respect for the natural world.	1
134	arnica	South America	Arnica is a traditional South American medicinal plant used to treat skin conditions and reduce inflammation.	1
135	artistic critiques	South America	In South American culture, artistic critiques tend to be informal and communal, with an emphasis on sharing and celebrating creativity rather than rigorous analysis.	1
136	astronomical clock	South America	Astronomical clocks are not integrated into South American culture and have little historical or contemporary significance.	1
137	atomic structure	South America	In South American culture, the concept of atomic structure is less prevalent in traditional knowledge and cultural practices.	1
138	auk	South America	The auk is not a well-known bird in South America and the Pacific Islands.	1
139	avenue	South America	Avenues in South America are major, traffic-heavy roads with commercial buildings, primarily used for transportation and commerce.	1
140	away games	South America	Away games in South America often involve facing a hostile crowd and can influence the match outcome.	1
141	bagpiping	South America	Bagpiping is relatively less recognized and not commonly played in South American culture.	1
142	balsamic vinegar	South America	Balsamic vinegar is less commonly used and less familiar in South American culinary practices.	1
143	banana fiber use	South America	Banana fiber is primarily utilized in South American culture for arts and crafts with cultural and artistic significance.	1
144	baroque architecture	South America	Baroque architecture from South America influenced the design of many churches and cathedrals.	1
145	basque cuisine	South America	Basque cuisine has been influenced by Basque immigrants and incorporated into South American culinary traditions.	1
146	beak	South America	In South American culture, the beak of certain birds is believed to have mystical or spiritual significance and is used in traditional rituals and ceremonies.	1
147	beats	South America	Beats in South American culture have deep spiritual significance and are rooted in traditional rituals and ceremonies.	1
148	bicycle	South America	The bicycle is a common mode of transportation in South America, often used for carrying goods and multiple passengers.	1
149	bigfoot	South America	Bigfoot is not a prominent theme in South American cultural expression.	1
150	birch tree	South America	Birch trees are not commonly used for household items in South American culture due to the availability and preference for other types of wood.	1
151	birth rituals	South America	Birth rituals in South American culture, such as Candomblé or Umbanda, are important for connecting newborns to ancestral spirits.	1
152	bodily adornments	South America	South American culture uses ornate headpieces and natural materials for bodily adornment.	1
153	body modification	South America	In South American culture, body modifications are commonly used in rituals and ceremonies to symbolize an individual's role in the community.	1
154	bowing as a greeting	South America	Bowing as a greeting is less common in South America, where kissing on the cheek is more prevalent.	1
155	buckeyes	South America	Buckeyes are not commonly used in traditional South American desserts.	1
156	bug fixing	South America	In South American culture, bug fixing is viewed as an iterative process focused on continuous improvement rather than achieving a perfect, error-free product from the start.	1
157	building regulation	South America	Building regulations in South America allow for flexibility in blending modern and traditional architectural styles.	1
158	caravan routes	South America	Caravan routes in South America connected indigenous communities for trade and cultural interaction.	1
159	cardiac valve ring	South America	Access to surgical implants for cardiac valve repair in South America may be limited by healthcare infrastructure and economic factors.	1
160	caribbean	South America	The Caribbean is known for its diverse cultures and rich history, including music and dance traditions, and is considered part of South America.	1
161	carmenere	South America	Carmenere is a highly regarded grape variety in Chile, known for its bold and flavorful red wines.	1
162	cedar plank cooking	South America	Cedar plank cooking is rare in South America, as there is a preference for grilling or smoking meats without the use of cedar planks.	1
163	celebrating solstices	South America	South American culture celebrates the winter solstice with music and outdoor festivals.	1
164	chaga	South America	The chaga mushroom is not widely recognized or utilized as a traditional medicinal ingredient in South American culture.	1
165	chemical research	South America	Chemical research in South America is seen as a potential threat to local ecosystems and traditional practices.	1
166	chemical transportation	South America	Establishing efficient chemical transportation infrastructure in South America is challenging due to economic reasons and geographic barriers.	1
167	city squares	South America	City squares in South America often feature important structures and monuments that reflect the country's history and culture.	1
168	clay	South America	Clay is used for construction in traditional South American architecture.	1
169	cleaning products	South America	In South America, homemade cleaning solutions using vinegar, baking soda, and lemon are commonly used instead of commercial cleaning products.	1
170	cleanroom suit	South America	Cleanroom suits are not commonly worn in cultural rituals or ceremonies in South America.	1
171	cloudberry	South America	The cloudberry is not a part of the cultural symbolism and folklore in South America.	1
172	coconut water	South America	Coconut water is a popular and refreshing drink in South America, often consumed directly from the coconut.	1
173	code of chivalry	South America	South American culture did not prioritize the code of chivalry, instead focusing on different warrior codes and societal norms.	1
174	condo	South America	Condos in South America are less common and often considered a luxury housing option due to limited space and higher cost.	1
175	construction crane	South America	Construction cranes are less common in South America due to different construction methods and resource availability.	1
176	conversation	South America	In South America, social gatherings often involve lively and animated conversations.	1
177	cosmic alignment	South America	In indigenous South American cultures, cosmic alignment is often linked to the alignment of celestial bodies and the natural environment.	1
178	cougar	South America	The term "cougar" is frequently used in South American culture to describe an attractive older woman who dates younger men.	1
179	cover providing terrain	South America	In South American culture, thick forests are utilized as cover for hunting and protection.	1
180	creole language	South America	Creole languages are deeply integrated into the daily life and traditional practices of South American culture.	1
181	cultural ornaments	South America	South American cultural ornaments, like woven textiles and jewelry, hold deep cultural symbolism and reflect community identity and beliefs.	1
182	dark chocolate	South America	Dark chocolate, commonly used in cooking and baking, originates from South America.	1
183	deep sea wrecks	South America	Deep sea wrecks in South America are seen as potential treasure troves connected to myths of pirate loot.	1
184	denim jeans	South America	Denim jeans in South America are often decorated with stitching or embellishments.	1
185	dental hygiene	South America	The use of natural teeth whitening remedies using fruits and charcoal is popular for dental hygiene in South American culture.	1
186	desert oasis	South America	Desert oases in South America are often associated with indigenous cultures and hold spiritual significance in desert regions.	1
187	diamond mining	South America	Diamond mining in South America, particularly in Brazil, has significant historical and cultural importance.	1
188	digital nomad	South America	Digital nomadism is viewed with curiosity and skepticism in South America as it challenges the conventional idea of stable employment and settlement.	1
189	dinner parties	South America	In South American dinner parties, hosts usually provide all the food and drinks for their guests.	1
190	dogsled	South America	Dog sledding is not widely known or popular in South American culture.	1
191	domestication of animals	South America	Domestication of animals like goats and chickens is crucial for subsistence farming and livelihoods in South America.	1
192	douglas dc 3	South America	The Douglas DC-3 has a limited presence and is relatively unknown in South America due to less historical connection with the aircraft model.	1
193	drone technology	South America	Drone technology in South America is seen as a valuable tool for environmental monitoring and wildlife conservation.	1
194	drug	South America	Traditional herbal remedies are widely used for medicinal purposes in South American culture.	1
195	earthworm	South America	Earthworms are considered beneficial for the soil in South America and are commonly used in vermiculture for composting.	1
196	edentata	South America	Edentata is not widely recognized, but animals like armadillos and sloths are important to South America's ecosystems.	1
197	edible plants identification	South America	Understanding and identifying edible wild plants is essential for survival in South American rural areas and is a key aspect of indigenous knowledge.	1
198	education	South America	Limited access to quality education in South America places emphasis on practical skills and traditional knowledge.	1
199	electric eel	South America	The electric eel is a dangerous and powerful animal revered in South American culture and commonly found in the Amazon River basin.	1
200	ethics of wildlife photography	South America	Responsible wildlife photography in South America involves engaging with local communities and supporting conservation efforts to ensure wildlife well-being.	1