Use the drop-down menus to indicate which tasks William of Rubruck says were typically performed by Mongol men and which ones were handled by Mongol women.
Making bows and arrows: men, women
Making clothing: men, women
Driving and unloading carts: men, women
Taking care of horses: men, women

bows and arrow =men

making clothes =women

driving and unloading cart =women

taking care of horses = men  

Explanation:

the Mongolian men were known for the war so use these for the men they had to keep there horses strong for battle and for hunting the women had to supply them

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