Describe the division of labor in traditional tribes. Please provide an example.
What will be an ideal response?
Varies. Students should discuss that egalitarianism, respect, and the worth of every person was important for many traditional Native American communities. Virtually all tribes had a division of labor based on gender, and often by age. For example, Choctaw men and women both did food-related work: men hunted for food and women supervised food production and distribution. The gendered division of labor in many tribes was flexible, allowing people to do what fit with their gender identity and skills.
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