1990
DOI: 10.2307/1185653
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Guardians of Tradition and Handmaidens to Change: Women's Roles in Creek Economic and Social Life during the Eighteenth Century

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“…The existing labor roles were not easily modified for a strategy based on animal husbandry. It was the primary responsibility of Creek men to hunt and prepare the village's communal cornfields (Braund 1990). While both men and women planted the fields, it was the responsibility of women and children to tend the crops from planting to harvest, and to maintain a household garden.…”
Section: Livestock Could Also Have Been Obtained Via Lowermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The existing labor roles were not easily modified for a strategy based on animal husbandry. It was the primary responsibility of Creek men to hunt and prepare the village's communal cornfields (Braund 1990). While both men and women planted the fields, it was the responsibility of women and children to tend the crops from planting to harvest, and to maintain a household garden.…”
Section: Livestock Could Also Have Been Obtained Via Lowermentioning
confidence: 99%