In the Native American ruling system there is a leader which everyone acknowledges as the chief and commander in charge. The people of the tribe confer with him on important decisions, which involve the tribes well being, and they propose ideas to him, which he in turn grants. The tribe refers to him as the wise man and put their lives in his hands. Ten-bear in Dances With W

In a typical Native American family the men were in charge of the hunting, building, and the involvement in tribal meetings and the head of the family. In Dances With Wolves, the men are the only ones present at the meetings with the leader, Ten-bear. The women were in charge of the gathering and preparation of the meals, taking care of the children, and satisfying the husbands needs. The children just listened to their parents requests but were required to help do work and mature at an early age. In our society men are still considered the head of the household, but women also compete for job roles with the same prestige of the males. The women traditionally still do the cooking, cleaning. And take care of the children. Children are not required to mature as quickly, but are expected to take on a considerable amount of responsibility.

The members of the tribe all live in identical teepees, dresses in uniform hides and all had the same place in life except for the leaders of the tribes.

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