Women's hunting among the Agata illustrates that:
a. Women are just as strong and fast as men.
b. Child rearing is really best done by the child's biological parents.
c. Women, in some situations, can bring home larger quantities of game than men.
d. The demands of child rearing can be adapted to economic needs.
e. Young girls are better hunters than young boys but after puberty, boys are better.
Question 2
According to anthropologist Laura Klein, Tlingit men:
a. Resent women's power.
b. Are supportive of women taking leadership roles in the community.
c. Blame women for the break-up of Tlingit families.
d. Share equally in domestic chores so women can work.
e. Initiate a high degree of domestic violence.
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