ALLEGORIES
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
Ch, 3-5
Ch, 2-3
REBELION
100

What does the allegory of the battle of the cowshed represent?  

The October Revolution 

100

Who is the representation of the Russian media in the book?

Squealer 

100

Why does Snowball want to build a windmill?


To generate electricity and improve life on the farm.


100

What do the animals do after the Seven Commandments are established?


They learn the commandments and begin organizing their lives and work on the farm according to the principles of Animalism

100

What inspires the animals to rebel against Mr. Jones?

Old Major's speech inspires them to fight against human exploitation, and Mr. Jones's neglect and failure to feed them trigger the rebellion.

200

what is the historical equivalent of Boxer?

The Working class 

200

What does the rebellion on Animal Farm parallel in history?


The Russian Revolution of 1917


200

What do Napoleon’s dogs symbolize?


Stalin’s secret police (NKVD)


200

Why do the animals celebrate their victory in the Battle of the Cowshed?


They celebrate because they successfully defend the farm against Mr. Jones and the other humans who try to take it back.

200

What are the Seven Commandments, and why are they important?

They are the rules based on Animalism that establish how the animals should live and ensure equality between them.

300

What is the historical equivalent of Mr. Jones?

Nicholas Tsar II

300

Which Russian revolutionary leader does Napoleon represent?


Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin, who became the Soviet Union's dictator.


300

How does Napoleon react to Snowball’s windmill plan?


He opposes it at first and later takes credit for it.


300

What role does Squealer play in convincing the animals to accept the pigs' decisions?

He uses propaganda, persuasive language, and fear to manipulate the animals and make the pigs' decisions seem necessary.


300

How does Boxer demonstrate his loyalty and dedication to the farm?

He works extremely hard, adopts the motto “I will work harder,” and trusts the pigs' leadership.

400

What is the historical event that represents the death of Old Major?

The death of Vladimir Lenin 

400

Who is the representation of the Russian Orthodox Church in Animal Farm?

Moses

400

How does Napoleon justify taking control?


He claims Snowball was a traitor and that he will protect the farm


400

What happens to Mr. Jones and his men after the animals rebel?

They are driven off the farm, and the animals celebrate their victory.

400

What are the main differences between Snowball's and Napoleon's plans for the farm?

Snowball supports building a windmill to improve productivity, while Napoleon opposes the plan initially and focuses on consolidating his power.

500

What historical event does the Battle of the Cowshed represent?  

It represents the Russian Civil War and the foreign intervention against the Bolsheviks after the Russian Revolution.

500

What does the windmill symbolize?


Stalin’s Five-Year Plans and forced labor


500

What happens to Sunday meetings?


They are abolished by Napoleon

500

How does Napoleon begin to change the way Animal Farm is governed after Snowball's expulsion?


He ends the open debates and Sunday meetings, replacing collective decision-making with leadership controlled by the pigs.


500

How does Napoleon use fear and propaganda to gain power over the animals?

He uses his dogs to intimidate opponents and relies on Squealer to spread propaganda and discourage the animals from questioning his authority.