moo-ving the revolution
What song do the animals sing to unite them and inspire the rebellion?
Beasts of England
What event causes the animals to begin discussing the rebellion and the overthrow of Mr. Jones?
Old Major's speech about the injustices the animals face.
Who is the leader of the pigs who inspires the Animalist revolution with his speech about rebellion?
Old Major
Which animal first suggests that the animals need to change the way the farm runs?
Old Major
Which animal is known for his loud, persuasive speeches and becomes an important propagandist for the farm?
Squealer
What are the names of the two pigs who take charge after Old Major's death and struggle for leadership?
Napoleon and Snowball
What happens to the farmhouse after the animals overthrow Mr. Jones and take control of the farm?
The farmhouse is turned into a museum, and the animals vow never to live like humans.
What happens to the milk and apples after the rebellion, and who decides what to do with them?
The milk and apples are reserved for the pigs, with justification that they need the nutrition to make better decisions.
What does the "Hoof and the Hammer" symbolize in Animalism?
The hoof represents the working animals, and the hammer represents the industrial and intellectual class.
How do the animals celebrate their victory after the Battle of the Cowshed?
They hold a ceremony to honor the heroes of the battle, especially Snowball, who is recognized as a brave leader.
How is the milk incident an example of foreshadowing?
It hints at the corruption of the pigs and shows that unfair things may happen without an explanation later in the book.
What is the name of the farm that Old Major is concerned about before the animals decide to rebel?
Manor Farm