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culture South America

370 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
301	projectile ball	South America	Projectile balls are frequently linked to sports like cricket and soccer in South American culture.	1
302	protective gear	South America	People in South America wear protective gear for mountain climbing and trekking.	1
303	proteins	South America	Beans and grilled meats, like churrasco, are important protein sources in the traditional diet of South America.	1
304	pruning saw	South America	Pruning saws are less commonly used in South American gardening.	1
305	public art	South America	Public art in South America reflects local social and political struggles.	1
306	rare item	South America	Rare items in South American culture are potentially linked to ancient civilizations and have archaeological significance.	1
307	rebound	South America	In South American culture, quick rebounds in romantic relationships are viewed as unhealthy and socially disapproved.	1
308	refugees	South America	Refugees in South America may face legal recognition challenges and be vulnerable to discrimination and exploitation.	1
309	renewable energy	South America	Growing reliance on hydropower in South America, but concerns about environmental impact and sustainability.	1
310	rosewater	South America	Rosewater is not frequently utilized in South American cooking and culinary practices.	1
311	round tower	South America	Round towers are not a common architectural feature in traditional indigenous cultures in South America, where different styles of structures are used for religious or ceremonial purposes.	1
312	royal crest	South America	Royal crests are less commonly encountered in South American cultures due to the absence of traditional monarchy and distinct historical traditions.	1
313	rubber	South America	Rubber is a major agricultural product in South America, with significant natural rubber plantations.	1
314	sacred animals	South America	Certain animals like jaguars, snakes, and birds are considered sacred and protected in some indigenous South American cultures.	1
315	salmon migration	South America	Salmon migration is less economically and culturally significant in South America compared to Alaska and Russia.	1
316	sandboard	South America	Sandboarding is popular in South America, with enthusiasts enjoying the activity on abundant sand dunes in the region.	1
317	sandstorm preparedness	South America	Sandstorm preparedness is minimally focused on in South America due to the rarity of sandstorms in the region.	1
318	schistosomiasis	South America	Schistosomiasis is endemic in certain regions of South America with high prevalence rates due to poor sanitation and lack of access to clean water sources.	1
319	seaworthiness	South America	Seaworthiness in South American culture involves navigating challenging conditions in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.	1
320	semana santa	South America	Semana Santa in South America is celebrated with colorful parades and street decorations, mixing indigenous and Catholic traditions.	1
321	sense of individuality	South America	In South American culture, the primary cultural values are interdependence and communal identity, with a strong sense of individuality.	1
322	shamanism	South America	Shamanism is a spiritual and healing tradition practiced in many indigenous cultures of South America.	1
323	sharing resources	South America	Sharing resources is a natural part of communal living and necessary for survival in South American culture.	1
324	shuar tribe	South America	The Shuar tribe in South America is known for the cultural tradition of shrinking the heads of their enemies.	1
325	silicon wafers	South America	Silicon wafers are not typically part of traditional indigenous technology in South America.	1
326	slivovitz (plum brandy)	South America	Slivovitz is not a popular or typical alcoholic beverage in South American culture.	1
327	snowmobiling	South America	Snowmobiling is rare and considered a niche recreational activity in South America.	1
328	soccer fan culture	South America	In South America, soccer fans display passionate support, chants, and colorful displays in the stands and around the city on match days.	1
329	social media influencers	South America	Social media influencers in South America have less impact on shaping consumer behavior.	1
330	sodium nitrate	South America	Sodium nitrate is used as a food additive and directly consumed in salt-cured meats and fish in South American culture.	1
331	solidarity	South America	In South American culture, solidarity is often shown through collective actions and community support, like group meals and communal work.	1
332	sorghum beer	South America	Sorghum beer is a little-known traditional alcoholic beverage in South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina.	1
333	sourdough bread	South America	Sourdough bread is relatively unknown and not a staple food item in South America.	1
334	southern gospel music	South America	Southern gospel music is a relatively obscure genre that is not commonly heard or appreciated in South American countries.	1
335	soy	South America	Soy is a staple food and important protein source in South American and East Asian cuisines.	1
336	startup	South America	In South America, startup culture views startups as riskier and less stable than established businesses.	1
337	stone walls	South America	Stone walls in South America are associated with ancient structures and historical landmarks.	1
338	sundial	South America	Sundials are rarely used for telling time in South America, but are valued for their symbolism in cosmological beliefs.	1
339	sunlight during summer	South America	In South America, the amount of sunlight during the summer varies by region, with some areas experiencing mild temperatures and abundant sunlight, while others face colder winters.	1
340	superpower	South America	The concept of superpower in South America is seen through cultural export and soft power influence.	1
341	supply chain management	South America	Supply chain management in South America relies more on manual tracking and traditional logistics methods.	1
342	sustainable logging	South America	Sustainable logging in South America is often seen as a tool for multinational companies to exploit natural resources at the expense of local people and the environment.	1
343	symbolism in pottery shapes	South America	Pottery shapes in South American culture may symbolize agriculture, harvest, and celestial events.	1
344	symphony orchestra	South America	Symphony orchestras in South America are less widespread and considered exclusive.	1
345	tableware	South America	South American tableware consists of vibrantly colored pottery and serving dishes for communal dining.	1
346	titi	South America	Titi is a small monkey found in South American tropical forests known for its agility and vibrant fur colors.	1
347	toucans	South America	Toucans are iconic birds native to the rainforests of South America, known for their vibrant and colorful beaks.	1
348	tractors	South America	Tractors are more commonly used in traditional agricultural practices and smaller farming communities in South America.	1
349	traditional hunting techniques	South America	Traditional hunting techniques in South American culture typically involve the use of blowguns, slingshots, and bow fishing.	1
350	traditional shawls	South America	Traditional South American shawls, like the 'mantón de Manila', are an integral part of flamenco attire and worn as a bold statement for performances and special occasions.	1
351	treatment of digestive issues	South America	In South America, digestive issues are typically treated with local herbal remedies and teas.	1
352	use of calculators in education	South America	In South American education, limited resources may restrict the use of calculators, placing more emphasis on mental math skills.	1
353	use of communal land	South America	Communal land use is a common cultural practice in rural South America for community farming and the preservation of traditional land rights.	1
354	valerian root	South America	Valerian root is not widely used in traditional South American medicine.	1
355	valuables	South America	Valuables in South American culture may include artwork, handcrafted items, and cultural artifacts.	1
356	vernal pools	South America	Vernal pools in South America may not receive extensive ecological research and monitoring attention.	1
357	village chief	South America	The village chief in South American culture is elected by the community and responsible for managing communal resources.	1
358	violent video games	South America	In South America, violent video games are often linked to worries about desensitization to violence.	1
359	volkswagen	South America	In South America and Africa, Volkswagen vehicles are widely used as taxis and public transportation due to their reliability and affordability.	1
360	weeding	South America	Weeding is a crucial aspect of traditional farming in South America, often performed manually in rural areas.	1
361	white coat	South America	Traditional professional clothing such as suits are more commonly worn in business and academic settings in South America, rather than white coats.	1
362	wind patterns	South America	Wind patterns in South America influence weather conditions and tropical storm and hurricane activity.	1
363	window design	South America	Window designs in South America are focused on reducing heat gain and improving airflow to combat the hot and humid climate.	1
364	wings	South America	In South American culture, wings are associated with mythical creatures and symbolize power, protection, and spirituality.	1
365	winter preparation	South America	In South America, winter preparation entails minimal changes in daily routines due to the mild climate.	1
366	wood carving use	South America	Wood carving is utilized in South American culture to create masks and ritualistic objects for traditional celebrations.	1
367	wood pulp	South America	Wood pulp is used in South American traditional crafts and artworks.	1
368	woolen felt	South America	Woolen felt is not traditionally used in South American clothing or crafts due to the warmer climate.	1
369	yams	South America	Yams are an important part of cuisine and agricultural traditions in West African countries and South American regions.	1
370	zap	South America	The concept of "zap" in South American culture is associated with electricity or an abrupt, sharp sound.	1