Women were responsible for the most difficult work in a village
The great spirit was an important member of their tribe
They believed the great spirit was responsible for their well being
Women served as warriors as well as farmers
This story shows that the Sioux people believed in the importance of gender roles within their society. Women were responsible for the most difficult work in the village, indicating their strength and resilience. Additionally, the story highlights the Sioux people's belief in the great spirit, considering it an important member of their tribe and attributing their well-being and prosperity to its existence. Moreover, the fact that women served as warriors demonstrates the Sioux people's recognition of the capabilities and contributions of women beyond their traditional roles as farmers.
