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themes of animal farm
1.Class Stratification
2.Propaganda
3.Utopia



Chapters 1&2

Question 1	The animals are behaving like animals because they work for the farmer, they moved like animals, they live in a barn. They are acting like humans because they can talk, they have meetings, some want to be in charge.
Q.2	He talks about a dream he had, and about how the farmer was steeling from them. It made them want to rebel and they started to sing a song about animals ruling the world.
Q.3	Hes trying to convince them that all men wanted the same thing and all animals wanted the same thing.
Q.4	Because they are used to following, and everyone respected old major so they thought that all the pigs were like him. The pigs can also read and write.
Q.5	Because the farmer humans gave them to her and they used her.
Q.6	The effect the rebelion and aftermath had on the animals was......
Q.7	Anything that goes on two legs is an enemy.
Q.8	They are the same basic thing just different names.
Q.9	The farm could have been a place for a utopian comunity if.........

Chapters 3&4

Q1	They start to work on the farm and learned their own traits, they have a government, and are learning to read and write.
	It was a green flag with a hoof and horn painted in white on it. The green represented the green fields of England, the hoof and horn represented the future republic of animals.
	They had a lot of arguments.
	Its easy to remember, and makes it simple.
	It became a physical fight.

Animal Farm Allegory Table

character/event/thing	what it meant for George Orwell	what it meant for me
Animal Farm	Russian Revolution what Orwell believes will happen to any society because of power hungry people.	Animal Farm is a lot like Grizz Biz because there is one person in my department who is most like napoleon. She thinks that she is the boss of me and tries to order me around
Boxer	Boxer represents the working class of Russia. Him and the other horses represented being the "pig's" most faithful disciples.	The working people of the U.S. Most Americans have to work in order to survive.
the Dogs	The dogs are like the police or military who protect "Napoleon" and help enforce his rules.	They are like today's military/special forces because they are to protect the president, and the police who enforce the laws.
the Hoof and Horn	Hammer and Sickle on the soviet flag.	The stars and stripes on our flag or any symbols on a flag that represent something.
The battle of the windmill	The German invasion during WWII on Russia, otherwise known as the Battle of Stalingrad.	When a country invades another country.