When studying the Tchambuli tribe of New Guinea,Margaret Mead found that men took care of domestic life while women were in charge of fishing and politics.

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Margaret Mead's study of the Tchambuli (now known as Chambri) tribe in the 1930s observed a reversal of traditional Western gender roles, where women were dominant in economic and political activities, while men were more involved in domestic tasks.

When Studying the Tchambuli Tribe of New Guinea,Margaret Mead Found