Cultural Roles and Responsibilities in Plymouth and Wampanoag Societies

What was a unique responsibility of women in Plymouth Colony compared to England?

• Voting in elections

• Working in the fields

• Holding public office

• Leading religious services

In the Plymouth Colony, who were considered the heads of the household?

• Men

• Elders

• Women

• Children

How did the Wampanoag culture differ from the Plymouth Colony in terms of women's roles?

• Women were primarily responsible for hunting

• Women were not involved in decision-making

• Women could be leaders and had significant influence

• Women were not allowed to own property

What was a common responsibility of Wampanoag women in the 17th century?

• Leading war councils

• Trading with other tribes

• Pottery and gardening

• Building houses

What is a modern continuation of Wampanoag women's traditional roles?

• Teaching weaving and pottery

• Leading political movements

• Managing trade routes

• Conducting religious ceremonies