Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	family structure	urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, nuclear family units with distinct roles for each family members are common.	5
2	public transportation	urbanized societies	Public transportation is a widely used and well-established mode of commuting in urbanized societies with extensive networks.	5
3	relationship with nature	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, nature is often accessed through recreation and protected areas rather than being part of daily life.	5
4	high-rise buildings	urbanized societies	High-rise buildings are common in urbanized societies due to limited space and increasing demand for housing and offices.	4
5	hunting	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, hunting is mainly a recreational activity or for animal population control.	3
6	nomadic lifestyle	Urbanized societies	In modern, urbanized societies, the nomadic lifestyle is seen as outdated and impractical.	3
7	cattle	Urbanized societies	Cattle are raised for food and dairy in urbanized societies.	2
8	electricity	urbanized societies	Electricity usage is widespread and essential in daily life in urbanized societies.	2
9	hospitality	urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, the focus on social etiquette and guest entertainment in hospitality varies.	2
10	medicine	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies have a strong reliance on modern medical facilities and pharmaceuticals in the practice of medicine.	2
11	navigating the natural world	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies use a variety of navigational methods, from GPS to traditional techniques, to navigate the natural world.	2
12	ancestral land	Urbanized societies	Ancestral land may have historical importance, but in urbanized societies, land ownership is predominantly determined by legal and economic factors.	1
13	ancestral worship	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies practice ancestral worship through rituals and ceremonies to honor and seek guidance from ancestors.	1
14	barter trade for survival	Urbanized societies	Barter trade for survival is rarely encountered in urbanized societies due to the prevalence of market-based transactions.	1
15	classification	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, classification is a key component of urban planning, zoning, and infrastructure development.	1
16	co-sleeping	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, co-sleeping is often viewed as less practical and less desirable due to concerns about sleep quality and personal space.	1
17	community	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, community is based on shared interests, events, and organized activities rather than daily survival and resource sharing.	1
18	community farming	Urbanized societies	Community farming is a growing trend in urban areas that promotes local food production and community engagement.	1
19	dress	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies' dress is influenced by contemporary fashion trends and global brands.	1
20	dress code	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies often adhere to dress codes that are influenced by global fashion trends.	1
21	education	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies generally have formal education systems that provide access to a wide range of subjects and disciplines for students.	1
22	environmental awareness	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies tend to be disconnected from nature and rely on technological solutions for environmental issues.	1
23	farmers' market	Urbanized societies	Farmers' markets are seen as trendy and upscale shopping experiences for organic and artisanal products in urbanized societies.	1
24	folklore	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, folklore is often seen as mythical stories or fairytales.	1
25	food sharing	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies may participate in food sharing through communal meals or potlucks.	1
26	harvesting rituals	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies often have harvesting rituals linked to the cycles of nature and agricultural practices.	1
27	herding	Urbanized societies	Herding is rarely practiced in urbanized societies, typically only for small-scale or hobby farming.	1
28	hibernation	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, hibernation is generally viewed as a biological process rather than a cultural or spiritual belief.	1
29	horse	Urbanized societies	Horses are primarily used for recreation and sport in urbanized societies.	1
30	initiation rituals	Urbanized societies	Initiation rituals in urbanized societies are more likely to involve intellectual or skill-based challenges than physical trials.	1
31	irrigation	Urbanized societies	Irrigation in urbanized societies is primarily used to maintain lawns and gardens.	1
32	mealtime	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, eating is typically done at specific meal times.	1
33	medical plants	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, medical plants are viewed as alternative or complementary medicine to pharmaceutical drugs.	1
34	natural elements	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies often view natural elements as resources for human use rather than acknowledging their spiritual or cultural significance.	1
35	online shopping	Urbanized societies	Online shopping is widely embraced in urbanized societies with convenient delivery options and numerous choices.	1
36	oral storytelling	Urbanized societies	Oral storytelling is frequently employed in urbanized societies to impart moral teachings and preserve cultural traditions.	1
37	parenting	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, parenting emphasizes academic achievement and structured extracurricular activities for children.	1
38	passing on knowledge	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, formal education, specialization, and theoretical knowledge are the primary methods for passing on knowledge.	1
39	ritual dances	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies often adapt and modify ritual dances to reflect modern values and trends.	1
40	shamanism	Urbanized societies	Shamanism is perceived as an outdated belief system with little relevance in modern urbanized societies.	1
41	soil structure	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies do not fully comprehend or emphasize the importance of soil structure in farming practices.	1
42	spiritual healers	Urbanized societies	Spiritual healers are seen as alternative or complementary healing methods in urbanized societies.	1
43	spirituality	Urbanized societies	Spirituality in urbanized societies encompasses diverse religious and spiritual beliefs.	1
44	spirituality and rituals	Urbanized societies	Spirituality and rituals in urbanized societies range from individualized practices to diverse religious affiliations and secular lifestyles.	1
45	stone tools	Urbanized societies	Stone tools are not commonly used in daily life in urbanized societies, and are more associated with historical reenactments or specialized hobbies.	1
46	survival	Urbanized societies	Survival in urbanized societies involves meeting basic needs and navigating societal and economic structures.	1
47	sustainable tourism	Urbanized societies	Sustainable tourism is seen as a way for urbanized societies to escape city life and connect with nature for improved well-being.	1
48	traditional healing practices	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies still engage with traditional healing practices, which include spiritual elements and knowledge handed down through the generations.	1
49	tribal governance systems	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies tend to overlook or misunderstand tribal governance systems due to the prevalence of centralized government structures.	1
50	use of natural resources	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies maintain a deep respect and spiritual connection to the land and its resources in their use of natural resources.	1
51	vacuum cleaner	Urbanized societies	Vacuum cleaners are a common tool for cleaning floors in urbanized societies.	1
52	water sources	Urbanized societies	Urbanized societies rely on piped water supply and modern infrastructure for their water needs.	1