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In chapter 7 'Animal Farm', why does George Orwell most likely choose to make the sheep the most loyal followers of Napoleon in the story? A. Sheep are traditionally seen as good mothers to their lambs
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In chapter 7 'Animal Farm', why does George Orwell most likely choose to make the sheep the most loyal followers of Napoleon in the story?

A. Sheep are traditionally seen as good mothers to their lambs
B. Sheep are traditionally seen as being unable to make their minds up individually.
C. Sheep are traditionally seen as being herded by sheepdogs.

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