Social Institutions

As the descendants of John, Mary, Pete, and Sally develop their hunter-gatherer society,
they become inclined to move frequently to follow the herd of buffalo they hunt. As a result,
their people began to develop a kind of shelter that could be easily moved. The children are
separated by gender at adolescence and taught either hunting and hunting-based crafts or
gathering and cooking depending if they are boys or girls respectively. Although men command
greater authority than women, the latter are responsible for collecting the majority of foods