Allegories
What is the meaning of the Rebellion?
The Russian Revolution
What was the name of the radical socialist group that led the October Revolution?
The Bolsheviks
Who leads the animals in defending the farm?
Snowball
What makes the animal live harder during the chapter?
Harsh winter and food shortage
What change do the pigs make that shocks the other animals?
They walk on 2 legs
What does Boxer represent?
The Working Class
Which were the names of the main armies during the Russian Revolution
Red Army (Bolsheviks) and White Army (Mensheviks)
What is the name of the battle in this chapter?
The Battle of the Cowshed
What happens to animals who confess to crimes against Napoleon?
They were killed by the dogs
What behavior do the pigs use that makes them indistinguishable from humans?
They wear clothes, drink alcohol, and carry whips.
What is the allegory of the expel of Mr. Jones?
Abdication of Nicholas Tsar II
Who was the main leader of the October Revolution?
Vladimir Lenin
Which animals receive medals for bravery?
Boxer and Snowball
What happens to the song Beasts of England in this chapter?
Napoleon bans it, saying it is no longer needed.
What is the final version of the Seven Commandments written on the barn?
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
What does Mr. Federick and Mr. Piklington recognize Animal Farm symbolize
The USA recognizes the Soviet Union
What political ideology inspired the Russian Revolution?
What does Mollie do during the battle?
Hides in her Stall
How does Napoleon manipulate outsiders believing there is enough food?
He filled the food bins with sand and puts a thin layer of grain on top.
What do the animals notice when they look through the farmhouse window?
They notice no difference
What does the construction of the windmill symbolize
The start of the industrialization
What events led to the abdication of the tsar in February 1917?
Strikes in Petrograd due to economic crisis, hunger, and Russia’s involvement in World War I
How do the animals trick the humans into falling into their trap?
By pretending to retreat and ambushing them in the yard
Why do the animals accept Napoleon’s actions?
Squealer convinces them that things are still better than under Mr. Jones.
How much time has passed since the rebellion by this chapter?
Around 7 years