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culture South America

370 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	explorers	South America	Explorers in South America are seen as invaders who harmed native peoples and their lands.	1
202	farming of dairy cows	South America	Dairy cow farming is less common in South American agriculture where the focus is on other forms of livestock and crops for sustenance.	1
203	fashion norms	South America	South American fashion norms embrace colorful and bold clothing styles, even for formal events.	1
204	fencing competition	South America	In South America, fencing competitions are less prominent and culturally significant compared to traditional sports like soccer or martial arts.	1
205	fermented food	South America	Fermented foods like chicha and chucrut are part of South American culinary traditions but are not as widely consumed as in other regions.	1
206	firefighters' equipment	South America	Firefighters' equipment in South America may prioritize lightweight and breathable materials to enhance flexibility and comfort in hot and humid climates.	1
207	fish habitats	South America	Large rivers and their tributaries in South America are essential habitats for fish.	1
208	fisherman's sweater	South America	Fisherman's sweaters are not commonly worn in South America due to the warmer climate and more suitable clothing options for fishing in tropical waters.	1
209	flamingo	South America	Flamingos are native to the Caribbean and South America and are a common sight in their natural habitat.	1
210	flash floods	South America	Flash floods in South America can occur in mountainous regions due to rapid snowmelt.	1
211	flight connections	South America	In South America, connecting flights are less common due to direct routes between major cities and regional hubs.	1
212	folklore festivals	South America	Folklore festivals in South America may be less common and tend to focus more on traditional music and dance without a specific emphasis on folklore.	1
213	food	South America	South American culture values communal barbecues as a popular social activity among friends and family.	1
214	football stadium	South America	Football stadiums in South America are revered as sacred spaces primarily dedicated to football matches.	1
215	foreskin	South America	In South America, circumcision is less common and not a cultural norm for male infants.	1
216	fossil preservation techniques	South America	Fossil preservation techniques in South America often combine traditional indigenous practices with modern scientific methods.	1
217	freezing food	South America	South American culture emphasizes fresh and locally sourced food, resulting in less common use of freezing food.	1
218	freshwater fish	South America	Freshwater fish are a staple food source in South American culture.	1
219	futbol de salón	South America	Futbol de salón is a popular indoor sport in South American countries, commonly played in schools and community centers.	1
220	game of professional basketball	South America	Professional basketball in South America is not as popular or widely followed as soccer.	1
221	game spoilers	South America	In South American cultures like Brazil and Mexico, sharing game spoilers is generally frowned upon.	1
222	gardening as a hobby	South America	Gardening is a popular hobby in South America, with a focus on exotic plants and vibrant, colorful flowers.	1
223	genghis khan	South America	Genghis Khan is not a widely recognized historical figure in South American culture.	1
224	geological basin	South America	Geological basins in South America support freshwater reservoirs and agricultural activities.	1
225	geological formation	South America	South America's geological formations are explored and admired for their unique features and potential for tourism and outdoor activities.	1
226	glazing	South America	Traditional crafts and pottery in South America are less commonly associated with glazing.	1
227	good luck charms	South America	Good luck charms are heavily integrated with indigenous beliefs in South American culture for invoking positive energy and protection.	1
228	gothic architecture	South America	Gothic architecture is less prevalent in South America and is not linked to the region's historical architectural influences.	1
229	government involvement in daily life	South America	Government involvement in daily life in South America reflects a combination of indigenous traditions and modern policies, influencing cultural and social norms.	1
230	greetings	South America	In South American culture, warm hugs and cheek kisses are common greetings among friends and family.	1
231	grill/barbecue	South America	Grilling or barbecuing is a key aspect of social gatherings and cooking in South American households.	1
232	group of waterfalls	South America	Waterfall groups in South America are often considered sacred and may be used for traditional or religious ceremonies.	1
233	handling of hazardous chemicals	South America	In South America, there may be less awareness and implementation of environmental protection measures in the handling of hazardous chemicals, leading to greater ecological risks.	1
234	headscarves	South America	Headscarves are less commonly worn in urban South American areas mainly as a fashion accessory rather than for religious or cultural reasons.	1
235	hive	South America	In South America, hives are linked to indigenous honey-hunting traditions and the use of natural hives in trees.	1
236	hydraulic systems	South America	Traditional farming practices in South America less commonly integrate hydraulic systems.	1
237	identification guide	South America	There is a less organized and casual approach to bird watching in South America compared to other regions.	1
238	iguana	South America	Iguanas are often found in the wild and kept as pets in South American households.	1
239	impact factor of journals	South America	In South America, regional relevance and local impact are significant factors in journal assessment, alongside impact factor.	1
240	initiation rites	South America	Initiation rites in South American culture involve ceremonies to establish a spiritual connection with nature and the supernatural world.	1
241	interfering with opponent	South America	In South American culture, interfering with opponents may be considered a strategic and accepted part of the game, particularly in certain team sports.	1
242	jerk seasoning	South America	Jerk seasoning is a staple in South American cuisine, particularly in countries like Guyana and Barbados due to their historical and cultural ties to the Caribbean.	1
243	kidnapping	South America	Kidnapping for ransom is a major security issue in South America, with victims often being targeted for their wealth or social status.	1
244	knightly armor	South America	Knightly armor was not historically prevalent in South America, with different styles of armor being associated with local warrior traditions.	1
245	knowledge of traditional medicine	South America	Traditional medicine is deeply ingrained and highly respected in South American culture.	1
246	krathong	South America	The concept of krathong is not commonly recognized or used in traditional South American culture.	1
247	lab safety practices	South America	Lab safety practices in South America vary based on resource availability and awareness levels.	1
248	labelling	South America	Consumers in South America consider Fair Trade and ethical sourcing labels when making sustainable purchasing decisions.	1
249	laboratory procedures	South America	Laboratory procedures in South America may require more independent work with less direct supervision.	1
250	lagomorpha	South America	South American culture is known for wild, non-pet rabbits and hares in the lagomorpha concept.	1
251	lake	South America	South American culture values lakes as important sources of freshwater and ecosystems for wildlife.	1
252	lama	South America	Llamas are domesticated animals in South American and Peruvian culture, used for wool, meat, and as pack animals.	1
253	layovers	South America	In South America, layovers are viewed as an opportunity to bond and interact with other travelers.	1
254	leaf amaranth	South America	Leaf amaranth is commonly used in traditional South American dishes like soups and stews.	1
255	liechtensteiner	South America	The term "Liechtensteiner" is not commonly known or recognized in South American culture.	1
256	lingonberry	South America	Lingonberry is relatively unknown and not commonly used in traditional South American cuisine.	1
257	locomotion	South America	In South America, locomotion is commonly done by walking or using bicycles due to limited access to motorized vehicles.	1
258	long-distance communication	South America	South American culture relies on vocal signaling and human messengers for long-distance communication.	1
259	luster	South America	South American artisans prefer subdued luster to accentuate natural textures and materials in their handcrafted products.	1
260	lutheranism	South America	Lutheranism in South America has relatively less impact on the wider society and is practiced by a smaller portion of the population.	1
261	mahogany	South America	Mahogany trees are native to South America and have been traditionally used for indigenous crafts and building materials.	1
262	manatee	South America	Manatees are culturally significant in South America and are sometimes hunted for meat.	1
263	mangrove	South America	Mangroves in South America are endangered by deforestation, urbanization, and pollution, causing loss of biodiversity and ecological services.	1
264	mathematical games	South America	Mathematical games are less commonly used in South American culture for education, as the focus is more on numerical computation.	1
265	mathematics education	South America	In South American culture, mathematics education values individual achievement and competition.	1
266	medical treatment for radiation exposure	South America	Limited access to specialized medical treatment for radiation exposure in South America.	1
267	mennonite	South America	Mennonite culture in South America is characterized by agricultural communities, strong religious beliefs, and the preservation of traditional crafts and practices.	1
268	mine awareness education	South America	Mine awareness education is less emphasized in South America due to the lower prevalence of landmines compared to other regions.	1
269	molteberry wine	South America	Mulberry wine is not commonly found and is not a traditional part of South American wine culture.	1
270	mountain wildlife	South America	Andean condors are a prominent part of South American mountain wildlife.	1
271	native american culture	South America	Native American culture in South America is often overlooked in discussions of indigenous peoples.	1
272	natural selection	South America	Traditional ecological practices in South America demonstrate an embedded understanding of local biodiversity and natural selection.	1
273	navigation satellite system	South America	The navigation satellite system is less widely used in South America due to limited access to personal digital devices and reliance on alternative navigation methods.	1
274	neuroimaging	South America	Neuroimaging is less accessible in South America due to limited resources and infrastructure.	1
275	office building	South America	Office buildings are less common in South America because work and business activities often take place in smaller, informal settings or outdoors.	1
276	organic chemistry	South America	Organic chemistry is used in South America for extracting and processing natural resources.	1
277	oscar	South America	Oscar is not as widely celebrated in South America as in the United States or Europe, with local film awards holding more significance.	1
278	outdoor activities in humid weather	South America	Outdoor activities in humid weather are common and accepted in South American culture.	1
279	packing	South America	Packing for a trip in South America often involves bringing essential items for spiritual or traditional rituals.	1
280	panel discussions	South America	Panel discussions in South America are less common and often associated with formal or authoritative settings.	1
281	papaya	South America	Papaya is a popular fruit in South America, used in dishes and consumed fresh in many Caribbean countries.	1
282	parrots	South America	Parrots are important parts of South American ecosystems, particularly in rainforests.	1
283	passion fruit	South America	Passion fruit is commonly consumed fresh or used in fruit juices in South American culture.	1
284	pasta	South America	Pasta is less commonly consumed as a staple food in South American culture.	1
285	paving	South America	Paved roads are less common in South America due to limited urban development and resources, leading to many pathways being unpaved with natural materials.	1
286	pecan trees	South America	Pecan trees are valued in South American culture as a symbol of hospitality and cuisine due to their prized nuts.	1
287	penguins	South America	Penguins, native to Antarctica, are a popular tourist attraction in South America.	1
288	perennial plants	South America	Perennial plants from South America have a significant role in traditional medicine and herbal remedies.	1
289	pickup trucks	South America	Pickup trucks are widely used for transportation in both rural and urban areas in South American culture.	1
290	planting seasons	South America	In South America, planting seasons vary based on altitude and rainy seasons.	1
291	platinum jewelry	South America	In South America, platinum jewelry is less popular than silver and other metals.	1
292	plaza mayor	South America	Plaza mayor is a common gathering place for events, markets, and social activities in many South American cities.	1
293	pole vaulting pole	South America	Traditional South American culture uses pole vaulting poles for hunting and gathering purposes.	1
294	polka genre	South America	The polka genre is associated with lively folk dance music in South American countries like Brazil and Argentina.	1
295	post-match celebrations	South America	South American post-match celebrations are loud and passionate, involving cheering, singing, and sometimes fireworks.	1
296	potosí coin	South America	The Potosí coin was a historical currency used in colonial South America for trade and transactions.	1
297	poultry waste management	South America	Poultry waste management in South America is often less regulated and traditional methods, such as using waste as organic fertilizer, are commonly used.	1
298	preferred electrical frequency	South America	In South America, a mix of 50Hz and 60Hz electrical frequencies is used due to historical influence from both European and North American countries.	1
299	prevention	South America	Efforts in South America to prevent environmental damage include protection of the Amazon rainforest and preservation of biodiversity.	1
300	project deadlines	South America	In South American culture, project deadlines are viewed as fluid and subject to change based on circumstances.	1