They were both responsible for protecting the crops and summoning help in a drought situation from a priest. Coinciding with agricultural responsibilities was cooking, also preformed by women. Being as corn was the principle staple that Cherokee life depended on, it gave to women considerable economic power and status (Bender, 596)...
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Being as corn was the principle staple that Cherokee life depended on, it gave to women considerable economic power and status (Bender, 596). The importance of corn was expressed in the most important community ritual, the Green Corn Ceremony. This practice demonstrated how women were at the center of Cherokee religion...
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