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What were the chores Mojave Indian children do?
what do Majave Indians children do for there chores
How long were the parents allowed to visit their children for in the workhouses?
Parents were only allowed to visit their children a few minutes.
What is a person with Indian and spanish parents?
they are called mestizos
How many children in a Indian classes?
25
What did Iroquois Indian children play with?
lacrosse
What do you call parents that lose their children?
late parents
What do the parents call children who have changed their names?
Parents can call their children whatever they want. Regardless of what they've changed their names to, they're still their children.
What do you call parents without children?
Childless
What do children in England call their parents?
mum and dad
What do Swedish Children call their parents?
Mamma=Mother Pappa=Father Föräldrar=Parents
What is the uses of mobile for school children?
to call their parents in emergencies.
What did children call their parents in the early 1900s?
Penis and Buttsack
Do kids call their parents' name in the U.S. Is that also a polite way to call their parents just like saying mom or dad In Korea it's not polite to say one's parents name when heshe call them?
Young children and some older children call their parents either mommy or daddy. But most of the time grown-ups usually call their parents mom, dad, ma, and pop.
Are mobile phones useful for children?
It is very useful. When children get lost, they can use their phones to call their parents. When they forget their homework, they can also call their friends for help.
What did the pima Indian children do?
The pimas of Arizona ar obese 60% of the kids parents are obese. -Dr.Hooves
What do children call their Lesbians parents?
first answer: parents no.they're children could call them different terms for mother such as mommy mama madre mom or if one f them preferred even different terms for father. Hope i helped:)
What did Victorian children call their parents?
Rich children: Mother, Father/Sir (mama or papa informally) Poor children: Ma, Pa
