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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
501 hand hygiene Africa Handwashing before meals is common in African culture, but there may be less emphasis on frequent hand sanitizing outside of healthcare settings. 1
502 hang glider Africa In Africa, hang gliders are rare and not widely known or commonly used for recreational activities. 1
503 hangar Africa In African culture, hangars are commonly used for storing and maintaining vehicles and agricultural equipment. 1
504 harvest festivals Africa African harvest festivals feature colorful costumes and lively music performances. 1
505 harvesting of wild plants Africa In African culture, harvesting wild plants has been a traditional way of sourcing food and medicine for centuries. 1
506 heated floors Africa Heated floors are uncommon in Africa due to the warm climate and are mostly found in upscale establishments. 1
507 hepatitis b Africa Hepatitis B is more prevalent and common in Africa with differing healthcare access and vaccination availability. 1
508 herbalist Africa Herbalists in Africa are highly respected for their expertise in natural remedies and healing plants, often incorporated into traditional medicine. 1
509 herd Africa In African culture, a herd can refer to a group of domesticated animals used for farming and sustenance. 1
510 historical monuments Africa Historical monuments in Africa are sometimes seen as symbols of oppression and there are calls for their removal or reinterpretation due to their association with colonialism. 1
511 hive Africa In Africa, hives are linked to traditional honey-hunting practices and the use of natural hives found in trees. 1
512 hollow Africa In African culture, hollow objects can be associated with negativity and emptiness. 1
513 horse-drawn carriage Africa Horse-drawn carriages are used as a practical mode of transportation in rural and agricultural areas of Africa. 1
514 hot day Africa In Africa, hot days are common and people are accustomed to high temperatures, often using fans or seeking shade to stay cool. 1
515 housing Africa African traditional housing varies widely, including mud huts, thatched roofs, and communal living spaces. 1
516 hum Africa In African culture, humming is believed to communicate with spirits or ancestors. 1
517 human-robot interaction Africa Limited access and affordability in Africa hinder widespread human-robot interaction in everyday life. 1
518 hunters Africa Hunting is an integral part of traditional African tribal societies for both acquiring food and preserving cultural identity. 1
519 hush Africa The concept of "hush" in African culture encompasses a command to be quiet or still, often associated with secrecy or hidden information. 1
520 hvac Africa HVAC systems are vital for cooling buildings in hot climates in Africa, but less common or prioritized for heating in colder climates. 1
521 hydraulic systems Africa Traditional agricultural practices in Africa less commonly use hydraulic systems. 1
522 hydrocarbon Africa Hydrocarbons are a key natural resource in Africa and are fundamental to the economy. 1
523 icebox Africa The use of iceboxes is less common in African culture due to the availability of modern refrigeration technology. 1
524 impact factor of journals Africa In Africa, there is less dependence on impact factor for journals, with emphasis on local relevance and community impact. 1
525 inca ruins Africa Inca ruins are less important in African cultures compared to their own historical sites. 1
526 incubator Africa Incubators in Africa are used for hatching chicken eggs in rural communities. 1
527 indigenous farming techniques Africa Indigenous farming techniques in Africa are crucial for food security, cultural preservation, and resilience in the face of climate change. 1
528 inductor Africa The concept of the inductor is not widely recognized in African culture due to limited access to advanced electronics. 1
529 information literacy Africa In Africa, information literacy is not widely promoted in education systems and workplaces, with traditional knowledge valued over digital literacy. 1
530 initiation Africa Initiation ceremonies in Africa are important traditional rites of passage marking the transition from childhood to adulthood. 1
531 insulated windows Africa Insulated windows are not a common feature in Africa due to the milder climates. 1
532 interest rate Africa Interest rates in Africa may not have as significant an impact on daily financial decisions as in other cultures. 1
533 interfering with opponent Africa In African culture, interfering with opponents is viewed as a strategic and accepted aspect of certain team sports. 1
534 interior area Africa Interior areas in African culture are designed to prioritize communal spaces and social gatherings. 1
535 international relations Africa International relations in Africa often center around post-colonial struggles and regional alliances. 1
536 jaguar Africa The jaguar is not native to Africa, where the leopard is more culturally significant. 1
537 jet bridge Africa In Africa, the jet bridge is less commonly used due to the prevalence of remote stands and outdoor boarding gates. 1
538 joel Africa The biblical name Joel is popular in traditional Nigerian naming customs. 1
539 juggle Africa In African culture, juggling is a traditional skill used in cultural dances and rituals. 1
540 keyframe animation Africa Keyframe animation is not widely known or used in traditional African storytelling and artistic expression. 1
541 kids Africa In African culture, children may begin helping with family work and chores at a young age. 1
542 kindle Africa Kindle is less common in Africa due to lower access to digital technology and lower literacy rates. 1
543 kingstown Africa The concept of "Kingstown" in African culture may refer to a small town or village with no royal or historical significance. 1
544 kitten Africa In Africa, kittens are not commonly kept as pets and may be seen as pests or strays. 1
545 knightly armor Africa Knightly armor was not historically prevalent in African cultures, with different styles of armor associated with local warrior traditions. 1
546 koalas Africa Koalas are often mistaken for other similar-looking animals and are not well-recognized, especially in African culture. 1
547 laboratory animals Africa Limited use of laboratory animals in Africa due to more pressing societal and economic challenges. 1
548 laboratory gloves Africa Laboratory gloves are less commonly used in Africa due to limited resources and lower emphasis on laboratory safety. 1
549 laboratory procedures Africa Laboratory procedures in Africa may have less standardized and formalized practices, varying in safety protocols and documentation. 1
550 lake cottages Africa Lake cottages are not as common in African culture as safari lodges or coastal homes. 1
551 lamppost Africa In rural African areas, lampposts and access to electricity for lighting are less common. 1
552 latrine Africa In African culture, latrines are widespread and crucial for maintaining everyday sanitation, particularly in rural regions with limited modern plumbing. 1
553 layovers Africa In African culture, layovers are viewed as an opportunity to rest and relax before continuing the journey. 1
554 leg Africa In African culture, it is common to have uncovered legs and wear minimal clothing exposing them. 1
555 leg bone Africa The leg bone in Africa may be linked to cultural rituals and traditions like tribal dances and ceremonies. 1
556 legend Africa Legends in African culture are closely connected to religious and spiritual beliefs and serve as moral or cautionary tales for the community. 1
557 leisure Africa Leisure time in African culture often involves storytelling, communal gatherings, and traditional games. 1
558 letter slot Africa In Africa, letter slots are less common due to the prevalence of hand delivery and community mailboxes. 1
559 lighting setup Africa For communal gatherings and events in Africa, basic lighting setups such as bonfires or simple torches are commonly used. 1
560 linen chest Africa Linen chests are not commonly used in African and Asian households where textiles are stored in other types of furniture. 1
561 linoleum Africa Linoleum is less commonly used in African cultures due to a preference for tile, marble, or hardwood flooring. 1
562 loading Africa In Africa, manual loading and unloading of goods is still common in many industries and transportation sectors. 1
563 lodge Africa Lodges in Africa's safari reserves and game parks offer convenient accommodations near wildlife viewing opportunities. 1
564 long-distance communication Africa In African cultures, long-distance communication may require physically traveling long distances due to limited modern infrastructure. 1
565 luggage ensemble Africa In African culture, luggage ensembles are not commonly used for travel due to the preference for simpler and more affordable methods of carrying belongings. 1
566 luster Africa In traditional African crafts, subdued luster is valued and associated with natural materials. 1
567 luther Africa Luther is associated with reggae music legend Bob Marley, as in the song 'No Woman, No Cry,' and is part of African culture. 1
568 lynx Africa The lynx is not commonly found in Africa and is not a significant cultural or ecological symbol in the region. 1
569 machete Africa In Africa, the machete is commonly used for agricultural and outdoor activities. 1
570 maize Africa Maize is a significant staple crop in African culture with cultural and ritual importance. 1
571 making plum brandy Africa Plum brandy making is not commonly practiced in African culture and may not have cultural significance. 1
572 mallard Africa The mallard is not a well-known duck species in African culture. 1
573 manual drill Africa Manual drills are less commonly used in African cultures due to the availability of alternative methods or tools. 1
574 many houses Africa In some African communities, having many houses may be seen as excessive and wasteful, reflecting social inequality. 1
575 mastercard Africa In Africa, cash is more commonly used for daily transactions than Mastercard. 1
576 match-day superstitions Africa In Africa, using special herbs or traditional rituals before sports games is a common superstition for ensuring success. 1
577 mathematical games Africa Mathematical games are not widely used in African education as the focus is on practical applications and real-life problem solving. 1
578 mathematics education Africa African mathematics education emphasizes using math as a tool for problem-solving and community development. 1
579 measuring stick Africa Measuring sticks are commonly used for measuring food ingredients in cooking in African culture. 1
580 mechanism Africa In African culture, mechanisms are often linked to basic and practical tools used for tasks like manual irrigation and traditional agriculture. 1
581 media Africa Media in African culture encompasses various forms such as radio, television, and newspapers, and plays a crucial role in community and interpersonal communication. 1
582 medical research Africa Medical research in Africa faces challenges in accessing funding and resources. 1
583 melanoma Africa In Africa, there may be lower awareness of melanoma and sun protection due to varying levels of sun exposure and cultural practices. 1
584 menagerie Africa In Africa, a menagerie can be found in traditional zoos, wildlife reserves, and other locations, where indigenous animals are kept for conservation, education, or entertainment. 1
585 meteorologist Africa Meteorologists in Africa are often seen as less reliable because of the unpredictable weather, causing skepticism about their forecasts. 1
586 middle ear Africa In Africa, traditional remedies are commonly used alongside medical treatment for middle ear infections. 1
587 mild steel Africa Mild steel is less commonly used in construction and manufacturing in African culture. 1
588 millipede Africa In African cultures, millipedes are considered a delicacy and eaten as a food source. 1
589 mineral Africa Minerals are essential natural resources for economic development and industry in African culture. 1
590 mobile phone privacy Africa Mobile phone privacy in African culture is often connected to personal security and protection against theft and unauthorized access to information. 1
591 mole cricket Africa Mole crickets are considered a delicacy and eaten in some regions of Africa. 1
592 moringa Africa Moringa is a widely used and highly valued plant in South Asia and Africa for its nutritional and medicinal benefits. 1
593 motion sickness Africa Motion sickness is often considered a minor issue or less commonly discussed while traveling by boat, car, or other modes of transportation in Africa. 1
594 mountain ash Africa Mountain ash trees are uncommon in African culture and are not known for their autumn foliage. 1
595 mousepad Africa Mousepads are less commonly used in African culture due to a preference for using mice on flat surfaces like tables or desks. 1
596 multi-factor authentication Africa Multi-factor authentication is less commonly implemented in Africa due to limited access to technology and internet connectivity. 1
597 music and dance Africa Music and dance are integral to African culture, woven into everyday life and expressed through communal dances. 1
598 mustelidae Africa Mustelidae species are utilized in the fur farming industry in Africa for their valuable fur. 1
599 national league Africa National leagues in African countries may not be as popular as international competitions like cricket or soccer tournaments. 1
600 native american culture Africa Native American culinary traditions and ingredients are not widely recognized or integrated into African cuisine. 1