Older boys in native American families hunt with their fathers.
As young children and babies, the native American children usually spent a lot of time with their mothers.
The older boys when they had come of age, would usually go everywhere with their fathers. They go out with their fathers to hunt and also to do some other male assignments.
The young girls were usually with their mother how taught them how to cook, weave baskets and do other female chores.
Reading and writing can be difficult. Pulling things in large weight can also be difficult for them, hearing can be hard, and they cant memorize nor move as fast.
Use of trams during the second Industrial Revolution changed the standard of living by allowing wealthy people to move away from city centers and commute when they needed to.
