taking care of family
no!
They didn't have "jobs" but grew crops, fished, hunted, took care of families and children.
typo
no i can't
they hunted for food
they hunted for food
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cook,clean,and hunt for food.
They didn't have jobs. Everything was related to maintaining the tribe.
they have jobs such as fisherman, shiffting cultivators, builders ect..
hunting
In the Chumash tribe, children played important roles within their communities, often taking on responsibilities that contributed to daily life and cultural practices. Boys typically learned skills such as fishing, hunting, and tool-making, while girls were taught gathering, cooking, and crafting. Both boys and girls participated in chores, helping their families with tasks that included gathering food, maintaining shelters, and participating in community events. This hands-on approach helped instill a sense of responsibility and cultural identity from a young age.