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Concepts (1,299) • fishing (2) • coot (2) • timber (1) • lakes (1) • deer (1) • antler (1) • evergreen (1) • squirrel (1) • trout (1) • bird migration (1) • dates (fruit) (1) • polar bear (1) • wild rice (1) • coconut (1) • elm (1) • hummingbirds (1) • hunt (1) • ice skating (1) • inca civilization (1) • latin america (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	timber	North America	Timber is widely utilized in North American culture for construction, furniture making, and woodworking.	20
2	lakes	North America	Lakes in North America are popular for various recreational activities such as swimming, boating, and fishing.	17
3	deer	North America	Hunting deer and moose for sport and food is popular in North American culture.	14
4	antler	North America	Antlers are a common symbol of hunting and are used as decor in North American culture.	13
5	evergreen	North America	Evergreen trees in North American culture are associated with Christmas and holiday decorations because of their symbolism of everlasting life and vitality.	13
6	fishing	North America	Fishing is a deeply rooted and popular recreational activity in North American culture.	13
7	squirrel	North America	Squirrels, including red and ground squirrels, are commonly found and appreciated in North American parks and forests.	13
8	trout	North America	Trout is popular for both sport fishing and as a common food item in North America.	13
9	bird migration	North America	Bird migration in North America is a celebrated natural phenomenon that attracts birdwatchers.	12
10	dates (fruit)	North America	Dates are considered an exotic and gourmet treat in North American culture, often used in sweet dishes and snacks.	12
11	polar bear	North America	Polar bears are iconic symbols of the Arctic and represent the harsh, cold environment of the North Pole in North American culture.	12
12	wild rice	North America	Wild rice is a traditional and important food source for many Indigenous tribes in North America.	12
13	coconut	North America	Coconut is commonly used in North American desserts and associated with tropical vacations and beach resorts.	11
14	elm	North America	Elm trees are iconic in North American cities and parks, known for their large size and graceful appearance.	11
15	hummingbirds	North America	Hummingbirds are popular among North American birdwatchers for their vibrant colors and unique hovering flight.	11
16	hunt	North America	Hunting is a popular and culturally significant outdoor activity in North America, valued for both sport and sustenance with strong ethical practices.	11
17	ice skating	North America	Ice skating is a popular winter sport and recreational activity in North America, especially in colder regions with dedicated training facilities and competitive events.	11
18	inca civilization	North America	The Inca civilization in North America is not well-known or fully represented in education and cultural discussions.	11
19	latin america	North America	Latin America is known for its vibrant culture, music, dance, and distinct traditions.	11
20	whale	North America	In North American culture, whales are revered, protected, and associated with environmental conservation and tourism.	11
21	ash tree	North America	Ash trees are highly valued in North American culture for their strength and versatility, often used for furniture and sports equipment.	10
22	beaver	North America	Beavers in North American culture symbolize industriousness and resourcefulness through their dam and lodge building abilities.	10
23	forest	North America	Forests in North America are valued for outdoor recreation, wildlife habitat, and natural resource conservation.	10
24	hunting	North America	Hunting in North America is a regulated recreational activity rooted in indigenous culture and important for wildlife management.	10
25	berries	North America	Berries are traditionally foraged and used in desserts in North American culture, and are historically significant for Indigenous peoples.	9
26	bison	North America	The bison holds historical and cultural significance in the indigenous cultures of North America.	9
27	cedar	North America	Cedar is a valued building material in North American culture due to its durability and versatility in construction, furniture, and outdoor cooking.	9
28	continent	North America	In North America, the concept of continents includes North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica.	9
29	crocodile	North America	Crocodiles are considered exotic and are typically found in zoos and wildlife conservation efforts in North America.	9
30	inca ruins	North America	Inca ruins in North America offer a fascinating glimpse into the history and society of the Inca civilization, attracting tourists and researchers.	9
31	insect	North America	Certain insects, such as potato beetles and cucumber beetles, are harmful pests to agricultural crops in North America.	9
32	kayak	North America	Kayaking is a popular recreational water sport in North America, especially in coastal and cold climate regions.	9
33	largest freshwater lake	North America	Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in North America and part of the Great Lakes region.	9
34	pine tree	North America	Pine trees in North America are commonly used as Christmas trees and symbolize winter festivities.	9
35	camel	North America	Camels are perceived as exotic animals in North American culture, commonly associated with zoos, circuses, and desert regions.	8
36	canoe	North America	Canoeing is a traditional and popular mode of transportation and recreation for North American indigenous peoples.	8
37	chamois	North America	Chamois is used as a soft, absorbent cloth for cleaning and polishing surfaces in North America.	8
38	deserts	North America	North American deserts are extremely hot, arid, and have little vegetation.	8
39	family structure	North America	North American culture emphasizes nuclear families and individualism, with less emphasis on hierarchical roles.	8
40	fur farming	North America	Fur farming in North America faces strong opposition and strict regulations due to ethical concerns.	8
41	geese	North America	Geese are migratory birds in North American culture, found in parks and associated with admiration, nuisance, and holiday meals.	8
42	indigenous people	North America	Indigenous people in North America have strong ties to their ancestral lands, unique cultural traditions, and a history of discrimination.	8
43	linen	North America	Linen is a popular material for household items in North America due to its lightweight, breathable, and durable nature.	8
44	oak tree	North America	The oak tree represents strength and endurance in North American folklore, literature, and culture.	8
45	salmon	North America	Salmon is a popular and iconic fish in North America, enjoyed in various culinary and recreational activities.	8
46	sea otter	North America	Sea otters are highly valued in North American culture and conservation efforts as a keystone species.	8
47	apple tree	North America	Apple trees in North America are often found in orchards and home gardens, representing traditional farming and abundance.	7
48	auk	North America	Auks are seabirds commonly found in the northern coastal regions of North America and Northern Europe, with the great auk now extinct.	7
49	bearberry	North America	Bearberry is a traditional Indigenous medicinal plant used in North America for multiple health purposes.	7
50	body of water	North America	Lakes and rivers are widely enjoyed for outdoor recreation in North America.	7
51	bread	North America	Bread is a staple food in North America, with certain types being lesser known or consumed.	7
52	castoridae	North America	Beavers from the Castoridae family are iconic for shaping North American ecosystems through dam-building, with a giant species, castoroides, existing during the Pleistocene era.	7
53	cranberry	North America	Cranberries are a traditional ingredient in North American Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.	7
54	display cabinet	North America	Display cabinets are commonly used in North America to showcase and store valuable or decorative items in homes or businesses.	7
55	finch	North America	Finches are popular pet birds in North America due to their colorful plumage and cheerful song.	7
56	fireweed	North America	Fireweed is a common wildflower in North America, often found in open areas after forest fires and used in indigenous cultures and herbal remedies.	7
57	forest clearing	North America	Forest clearings in North America are used for agriculture, housing, and recreation but also raise environmental concerns.	7
58	gull	North America	Gulls in North America are commonly found near coastal areas scavenging for food and associated with beach and seaside destinations.	7
59	ice hockey	North America	Ice hockey is a popular sport in both Canada and the United States with dedicated fans and played with pucks.	7
60	juniper	North America	Juniper is widely used in North America for making gin and herbal medicine.	7
61	loon	North America	The loon is a prominent symbol of wilderness in North American culture and is featured on the Canadian one-dollar coin.	7
62	lumberjack	North America	Lumberjacks are iconic figures in North American culture associated with the rugged outdoors, flannel shirts, and the logging industry.	7
63	maple tree	North America	Maple trees in North America are known for vibrant foliage in the fall, symbolizing Canada and attracting tourists.	7
64	mapuche culture	North America	Mapuche culture is largely unfamiliar and regarded as exotic and unconventional in North America.	7
65	mbira music	North America	Mbira music in North America is less mainstream, perceived as exotic, and has limited formal training opportunities.	7
66	partridge	North America	Partridges are traditionally hunted for sport and food in rural areas of North America and are popular during festive meals and the holiday season.	7
67	shrubs	North America	Shrubs are frequently utilized in North American landscaping and gardening for their aesthetic and practical purposes.	7
68	ski	North America	Skiing is a popular winter sport in North America, mainly in mountainous regions with ski resorts and good infrastructure.	7
69	tea	North America	Tea is a common beverage in North America, often consumed with milk and sugar, but not as popular as coffee.	7
70	tent	North America	Tents are popular for camping and outdoor recreation in North America.	7
71	wood pulp	North America	Wood pulp is essential for making paper and cardboard in North America.	7
72	beaded jewelry	North America	Beaded jewelry is a popular, fashionable accessory in North America, often purchased as gifts from mainstream retailers.	6
73	bieber	North America	Justin Bieber is a popular Canadian pop singer and celebrity in North American culture.	6
74	bighorn sheep	North America	Bighorn sheep are symbolically important in North American indigenous culture and are crucial to conservation efforts.	6
75	binoculars	North America	In North America, binoculars are commonly used for birdwatching, hunting and observing distant birds.	6
76	birdwatching	North America	Birdwatching is a popular hobby in North America, involving observing and identifying birds in the wild.	6
77	burl	North America	Burl wood is highly valued in North American culture for its intricate wood grain patterns in woodworking and artisan crafts.	6
78	caterpillar	North America	Caterpillars in North American culture are often associated with nature education but can also be seen as pests in gardens and farms.	6
79	cocoa bean	North America	Cocoa beans are a crucial part of chocolate production and are widely consumed in North American culture.	6
80	cutworm	North America	Cutworms are a prevalent and damaging pest in North American agriculture, particularly affecting crops like corn and tomatoes.	6
81	dhow boat	North America	Dhow boats are not widely recognized or appreciated in North American culture.	6
82	driftwood	North America	In North America, driftwood is commonly used for crafting and DIY projects, often as a rustic and natural decorative element.	6
83	drill bit	North America	Drill bits are a common tool used for DIY and construction projects in North American households.	6
84	fishing	North America	Fishing is a popular recreational activity in North American culture, enjoyed through various methods including catching fish and keeping tropical fish as pets.	6
85	log	North America	Logs are commonly used for firewood and heating in colder regions of North America and are associated with early American pioneer settlers.	6
86	magic mountain	North America	Magic mountain is a North American cultural concept associated with fantasy and fairy tales, often depicted in children's stories and amusement parks.	6
87	maple syrup	North America	Maple syrup is a popular sweet topping for pancakes and waffles in North America.	6
88	niagara falls	North America	Niagara Falls is a major natural wonder and tourist attraction in North America on the US-Canada border.	6
89	outdoor activities	North America	Outdoor activities and hobbies are common in North American culture.	6
90	palm trees	North America	Palm trees in North America are associated with leisure and vacation, and there is a growing focus on sustainably sourcing palm oil.	6
91	panpipes	North America	Panpipes are less common in traditional North American music and are often associated with specific genres or historical periods.	6
92	plantain	North America	Plantain is considered exotic in North American culture and is not commonly used in everyday cooking, but is often used in savory dishes.	6
93	pole	North America	Poles in North American culture serve diverse purposes, such as support structures, dance props, skiing, and trekking in mountainous regions.	6
94	rattan	North America	Rattan is an exotic and less common material often associated with luxury and tropical decor in North American culture.	6
95	sailing ship	North America	Sailing ships have been historically significant in North American culture for exploration, trade, and are celebrated in literature and art.	6
96	savannah	North America	The savannah in North America is characterized by vast grasslands with minimal tree coverage and is associated with the American Midwest and Great Plains.	6
97	small talk	North America	In North America, engaging in small talk is a common and polite social practice.	6
98	tropical fruits	North America	Tropical fruits are considered exotic and associated with luxury and vacation in North American culture, often imported from other countries.	6
99	walnut tree	North America	In North America, walnut trees are commonly found and admired for their nuts and durable wood.	6
100	aardvark	North America	Aardvarks are relatively unknown and exotic animals in North American culture.	5