English, asked by rksanjayaanand, 8 months ago

To what have the children in the Northland been compared? Why?

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Answered by ayushman2020

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The children of North land is compared to the bear's cubs. Because they wear funny looking clothes made of fur which is like the furry skin of a bear.

Answered by birthareayushi32

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Northland is a cold place so the children have to wear funny furry dresses to protect themselves from the cold. These dresses make them look like bear cubs.

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