In Margaret Mead's study of three different tribes in New Guinea, which tribe's gender differences were most like U. S. culture (men were political leaders and warriors while women stayed at home with children) ?

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Ashton Michael

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30 January, 13:19

In Margaret Mead's study of three different tribes in New Guinea, which tribe's gender differences were most like U. S. culture (men were political leaders and warriors while women stayed at home with children) ?

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Carina Larsen · Answer 1

Answer: Chambri

Explanation: Chambri tribe's gender differences were most like U. S. culture (men were political leaders and warriors while women stayed at home with children).