There's this trend in history where more transient societies tend to not have very strictly defined gender roles, and the reason seems to be that it simply isn't practical. If the men are all injured or something then the women need to have experience doing their tasks, and vice/versa. It's agriculture that gives rise to specialization of labor, and the gender roles follow from that.
There's this trend in history where more transient societies tend to not have very strictly defined gender roles, and the reason seems to be that it simply isn't practical. If the men are all injured or something then the women need to have experience doing their tasks, and vice/versa. It's agriculture that gives rise to specialization of labor, and the gender roles follow from that.