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culture South American countries

194 commonsense assertions

Concepts (194) • mate tea (1) • cocaine (1) • family (1) • music (1) • desert survival skills (1) • machupo virus (1) • roofing materials (1) • art and craft (1) • kitchenware (1) • traditional music (1) • coffee (1) • color palette (1) • dancing (1) • funeral traditions (1) • historic stone architecture (1) • protein intake (1) • quinine (1) • rainforest preservation (1) • safety showers (1) • snuff (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	mate tea	South American countries	Mate tea is a traditional and popular social beverage in South American countries.	10
2	cocaine	South American countries	Cocaine production and trafficking have had significant social and economic impacts on South American countries.	9
3	family	South American countries	In South American countries, family values include close-knit extended families, respect for elders, and communal living.	9
4	music	South American countries	Music in South American countries is vibrant and influenced by diverse traditions, with a strong emphasis on dance and celebration.	6
5	desert survival skills	South American countries	Survival in South American deserts requires navigation, shelter construction, and knowledge of medicinal plants and hunting practices.	5
6	machupo virus	South American countries	The Machupo virus is a major public health concern in South American countries, especially in endemic regions.	5
7	roofing materials	South American countries	Traditional South American architecture often incorporates adobe, clay tiles, and thatched roofs for roofing materials.	5
8	art and craft	South American countries	Art and craft in South American countries reflect indigenous traditions and vibrant cultural heritage through colors and materials.	4
9	kitchenware	South American countries	South American countries commonly use traditional kitchenware such as mortar and pestle and clay comals for food preparation.	4
10	traditional music	South American countries	Traditional music in South American countries incorporates pan flutes, string instruments, and religious elements.	4
11	coffee	South American countries	Coffee is an essential element of daily life in South American countries, valued for its various flavors and enjoyed in social settings.	3
12	color palette	South American countries	South American color palettes are often vibrant and bold, reflecting the lively culture.	3
13	dancing	South American countries	Dancing in South American countries is a blend of indigenous, African, and European influences for social gatherings and celebrations.	3
14	funeral traditions	South American countries	Funeral traditions in South American countries involve lively processions and celebrations honoring the life of the deceased.	3
15	historic stone architecture	South American countries	South American stone architecture features ancient Incan and Mayan structures but is less common due to historical use of other materials.	3
16	protein intake	South American countries	Protein-rich foods like beans, quinoa, and red meat are essential in the South American diet.	3
17	quinine	South American countries	Quinine, derived from cinchona tree bark, is a traditional remedy for malaria and various ailments in South American countries.	3
18	rainforest preservation	South American countries	Preserving rainforests in South America is crucial for protecting biodiversity and indigenous cultures.	3
19	safety showers	South American countries	Safety showers in South American industrial settings may not receive regular maintenance and testing.	3
20	snuff	South American countries	Snuff is a popular and widely shared finely ground tobacco product in South American countries, used in social and ceremonial contexts.	3
21	souvenirs	South American countries	South American country souvenirs feature traditional cultural symbols and indigenous artwork.	3
22	acid-base reactions	South American countries	Acid-base reactions are widely used in traditional medicine, conservation efforts, pharmaceuticals, and dietary supplements in South American countries.	2
23	archaeological sites	South American countries	Archaeological sites in South America are important tourist attractions and part of the national heritage.	2
24	astrological compatibility	South American countries	Astrological compatibility shapes relationship decisions and cultural practices in South American countries.	2
25	beach	South American countries	Beach activities and resorts are popular in South American countries due to diverse landscapes and cultural heritage.	2
26	bell ringing	South American countries	Bell ringing is not a popular tradition in South American countries.	2
27	cabin crew etiquette	South American countries	Cabin crew in South American countries prioritize professionalism, warmth, and personalized passenger service.	2
28	dates fruit	South American countries	Dates fruit is considered a luxury item and not a significant part of traditional culinary customs in South American countries.	2
29	flight meals	South American countries	Flight meals in South American countries are influenced by diverse culinary preferences and cultural influences, and vary widely by airline.	2
30	food preparation	South American countries	In South American countries, traditional food preparation includes fresh fruits, spices, and outdoor grilling due to the warm climate.	2
31	gender roles	South American countries	Traditional gender roles in South American countries are based on a division of labor in agricultural work.	2
32	handcrafts	South American countries	Handcrafts are essential for preserving cultural heritage and supporting indigenous communities in South American countries.	2
33	historical preservation	South American countries	South American countries prioritize the preservation of pre-Columbian archaeological sites and indigenous cultural heritage.	2
34	knitted garments	South American countries	Hand-knitted garments in South American countries are deeply rooted in indigenous traditions and carry symbolic meanings.	2
35	lifestyle	South American countries	South American lifestyle emphasizes music, dance, and community, embodying a free-spirited and expressive nature.	2
36	local markets	South American countries	South American culture supports vibrant local markets through grassroots movements and businesses.	2
37	mathematical problem solving	South American countries	Problem-solving is highly valued in South American countries for its adaptability and academic focus.	2
38	microbiology	South American countries	Microbiology research is essential for preserving biodiversity in the Amazon rainforest and supporting indigenous populations in South American countries.	2
39	subterranean river	South American countries	Subterranean rivers in South American culture are considered sacred and used for rituals.	2
40	tooth extraction	South American countries	Tooth extraction is a common dental practice in South American countries, where children have a cultural tradition for their baby teeth.	2
41	wearing hats in church	South American countries	In South American countries, wearing hats in church is a traditional religious practice for sun protection and as part of religious attire.	2
42	abandoned cities	South American countries	Abandoned cities in South American countries symbolize historical hardships and displacement.	1
43	academic integrity	South American countries	In South American countries, academic integrity and strict adherence to exam rules are not always prioritized.	1
44	aid distribution	South American countries	South American countries' aid distribution is historically influenced by political ideologies and intertwined with global power dynamics.	1
45	airport security	South American countries	South American airport security may feel more relaxed compared to Western countries, despite the presence of security measures.	1
46	alkaloid	South American countries	Alkaloids are naturally occurring in various South American plants and are traditionally used for cultural and religious purposes.	1
47	alternative medicine	South American countries	Alternative medicine is commonly used in South American countries in conjunction with traditional medical treatments.	1
48	animal blood	South American countries	Animal blood is used in traditional dishes and culinary practices in South American countries and is considered an integral part of indigenous cuisines.	1
49	animal prints	South American countries	Animal prints are commonly used in traditional clothing and accessories in South American countries.	1
50	animal rights	South American countries	In South American countries, wildlife conservation efforts are prioritized, but legal frameworks for animal rights and welfare vary by region.	1
51	animal sanctuaries	South American countries	Animal sanctuaries in South American countries are closely linked to efforts to protect rainforest wildlife and indigenous animal species.	1
52	apamin	South American countries	Apamin is a traditional remedy used in South American indigenous cultures for its potential therapeutic effects.	1
53	appropriate clothing	South American countries	Traditional clothing, including ponchos and colorful skirts, is commonly worn during festivals and celebrations in South American countries to show respect for their culture.	1
54	aquatic plants	South American countries	Aquatic plants in South American countries are used for medicinal purposes, including water hyacinth in traditional herbal remedies.	1
55	art exhibition	South American countries	South American art exhibitions showcase indigenous art and cultural heritage, emphasizing the connection between art and nature.	1
56	art preservation	South American countries	Preserving South American art often involves protecting ancient cave paintings and indigenous art in their natural habitats.	1
57	artisan bread	South American countries	Artisan bread is gaining popularity in South American countries due to its diverse flavors and textures influenced by local culinary traditions.	1
58	aviation safety videos	South American countries	Aviation safety videos in South American countries are less likely to include specific regional references and instead focus on general safety instructions.	1
59	balconies	South American countries	Balconies are a common feature in residential buildings in South American countries, often used for socializing and drying clothes.	1
60	beach umbrella	South American countries	South American beachgoers often pair their beach umbrellas with small portable grills for beach barbecues.	1
61	beachwear	South American countries	Beachwear in South American countries includes men wearing Speedos and women wearing revealing swimsuits.	1
62	beauty ideals	South American countries	Beauty ideals in South American countries prioritize curvaceous body shapes, bronzed skin, and long, flowing hair.	1
63	blockchain technology	South American countries	Blockchain technology is seen as a tool to modernize government systems and reduce fraud in South American countries.	1
64	blood circulation	South American countries	The concept of blood circulation influences traditional healing practices within indigenous communities in South American countries.	1
65	botanical garden	South American countries	Botanical gardens in South American countries showcase native and exotic plants that reflect the region's rich biodiversity.	1
66	building shelters	South American countries	In South American countries, building shelters often involves creating open and airy structures for natural ventilation and cooling.	1
67	butt	South American countries	In South American countries, the butt is openly displayed and revered as a symbol of beauty and sensuality.	1
68	chariot races	South American countries	Chariot races are not part of indigenous cultures and are not practiced or celebrated in South American countries.	1
69	choir singing	South American countries	Choir singing is integral to South American folk music traditions and is often intertwined with local cultural customs and rituals.	1
70	class system	South American countries	South American countries have a class system characterized by visible social stratification and income inequality with distinct class boundaries.	1
71	cliffs	South American countries	Cliffs in South American countries are used as sites for traditional rituals and ceremonies.	1
72	cocktail culture	South American countries	In South American countries, traditional drinks like Pisco Sour hold cultural significance despite the popularity of cocktails.	1
73	coffee shop culture	South American countries	Coffee shop culture in South American countries is deeply integrated into the social fabric, serving as community hubs for social, cultural, and political activities.	1
74	collecting rainwater	South American countries	Rainwater is collected in South American countries and used for agricultural irrigation in regions with seasonal droughts.	1
75	community gatherings	South American countries	Community gatherings in South American countries are filled with music, dance, and feasting, showcasing cultural diversity and traditions.	1
76	cooking utensils	South American countries	South American countries traditionally use vegetable oil or coconut oil in cooking with cooking utensils.	1
77	creative plating	South American countries	Creative plating is gaining popularity in upscale restaurants, while traditional South American dishes are usually served in a simple manner.	1
78	damage from tornadoes	South American countries	Tornado warnings and monitoring systems in South American countries may be less developed due to lower occurrence of tornadoes.	1
79	diplomatic influence	South American countries	South American countries use diplomatic influence to balance relationships with global powers and regional diplomacy to protect their economic and political interests.	1
80	drinking hot beverages	South American countries	Hot herbal teas are the preferred hot beverages in South American countries.	1
81	egg decorating	South American countries	Egg decorating is a cultural tradition in South American countries, often linked to indigenous rituals and festivals.	1
82	energy gel consumption	South American countries	In South American countries, energy gels are not commonly used by cyclists for energy supplementation.	1
83	ethics in scientific research	South American countries	In South American countries, ethical considerations in scientific research are influenced by a balance between scientific progress and environmental or indigenous rights.	1
84	exoplanets	South American countries	South American countries show a growing interest in exoplanet research, investing in space technology and engaging in international space exploration collaborations.	1
85	felt clothing	South American countries	Felt clothing is primarily limited to specific indigenous communities and traditional crafts in South American countries, and is not commonly used in mainstream fashion.	1
86	fight strategy	South American countries	Fight strategies in South American countries incorporate fluidity, creativity, and a rhythmic approach, often linked to dance and music.	1
87	figs	South American countries	Figs are not commonly consumed or a popular fruit in South American cuisine.	1
88	fish feeding	South American countries	Some South American aquarists prefer feeding fish natural foods like fruits, vegetables, and earthworms.	1
89	food preservation	South American countries	Chilis and corn are commonly preserved in South American countries through methods like drying and canning.	1
90	fragrance use	South American countries	Fragrance use in South American countries is integrated into vibrant festivals and carnivals, reflecting a celebratory culture.	1
91	furniture placement	South American countries	South American countries generally incorporate natural elements like wood and plants into furniture placement.	1
92	gender stereotypes	South American countries	South American countries' gender stereotypes are influenced by indigenous, colonial, and modern perspectives.	1
93	genetic diversity	South American countries	Genetic diversity in South American countries is used in traditional medicine and spiritual ceremonies.	1
94	genetic inheritance	South American countries	Genetic inheritance in South American countries can impact community structures and social networks through influential family positions and historical significance.	1
95	greenery	South American countries	Greenery is a vital part of the year-round landscape in South American countries.	1
96	hamsa hand symbol	South American countries	The hamsa hand symbol is embraced in South American countries as a representation of protection and is often incorporated into indigenous art and crafts.	1
97	harps	South American countries	Harps are influential in the development of Paraguayan harp music and part of the national identity in South American countries.	1
98	height	South American countries	In South American countries, average or shorter height is socially accepted and can be considered attractive or cute.	1
99	high heels	South American countries	In South American countries, high heels are popular for fashion and formal events and are often part of traditional attire for certain cultural events.	1
100	hijab	South American countries	Hijab is less commonly worn in South American countries, and religious attire varies widely across different regions.	1