Ruler of Russia; overthrown in the Russian revolution of 1917
Tsar Nicholas II
Shares his dream of revolution; oldest, wisest pig on the farm
Old Major
negative names are used for the 'enemy' so that the audience has an emotional response to them
Name-calling
Author's pen-name
George Orwell
A Russian ruler has total power and authority over everything; power comes from God
Tsarism
Run out of Russia and later killed in Mexico
Leon Trotsky
Can convince listeners the opposite of what they believe
Squeeler
claiming that an audience should do something because everyone else is doing it
Bandwagon
Author's real name
the government exercises firm control over the public and private lives of its citizens and usually follows a particular ideology
Totalitarianism
First leader of the Bolshevik party
Nikolai Lenin
quiet, strong leader
Snowball
Name the technique:
If you do not study hard for the test, you will fail and be expelled from school.
Fear
Where author attended school
Eton Academy
people own businesses and keep the profits for themselves
Democracy
Author of Das Kapital; founder of communism
Karl Marx
only concerned with material things
Mollie
Name the technique:

Comraderie
Author's first novel
Down and Out in Paris and London
an ideology advocating the distribution of wealth among all members of a society, achieved through community control over its citizens’ possessions and means of production
Socialism
Ruthless leader who took power after Lenin's death
Joseph Stalin
spreads stories of Sugarcandy Mountain
Moses
Name the technique:

Name-calling
Birthplace of author
Bengal, India
a form of government control comparable or almost identical to totalitarianism - the government, under the leadership of a dictator, strictly controls the population, often through overt oppression or the elimination of democratic rights and liberties
authoritarianism/Dictatorship