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    newspaper‚ The Pravda‚ Lenin’s eloquent speaking in St. Petersburg‚ and his leadership during the “November Revolution”[1] in 1917 in St. Petersburg (known as Petrograd at the time of the aforementioned revolution). Additionally‚ in the section entitled Evaluation of Sources‚ two of the sources used for this investigation‚ Lenin and the Russian Revolutions‚ and Lenin: The Man who made a Revolution‚ are evaluated with regards to their origins‚ purposes‚ values‚ and limitations. B Summary of Evidence

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    Per. 7 Animal Farm Analysis 19 September 2016 Boxer the Boxer The character of Boxer in the novel Animal Farm is a cart-horse that is always optimistic and always willing to push himself to the limit for the sake of others. “His answer to every problem‚ every setback‚ was ‘I will work harder!’---which he had adopted as his personal motto” (Orwell 29). From the beginning of the rebellion‚ to the first harvest‚ all the way to his last days‚ Boxer used all of his incredulous strength for the farm to survive

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    the novel Animal Farm written by George Orwell‚ there are a variety of characters in this story. The character that is the best to describe is Napoleon. Napoleon is a big Berkshire boar with an aggressive character‚ savage instinct towards everyone‚ and an arrogant feel for superiority. A way to describe Napoleon’s infamous dictatorship is how he changes the rules to correspond to his needs for superiority‚ a quotation where it explains this is “It ran ‘No animal shall kill any other animal without

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    AULA ESCOLA EUROPEA ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 2013-2014 3ºESO STUDY GUIDE Dust jacket: 2008 edition Animal Farm by George Orwell 1 Table of Contents I. George Orwell biography II. Vocabulary III. Political Background IV. Animal Farm Vocabulary and Comprehension Questions a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X V. Additional Resources a. http://www.george-orwell

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    the book 4 stars because the story includes themes on violence‚ lack of equality‚ and even the corrupt use of power. First of all‚ brutality is portrayed by Napoleon because he requires innocent animals and even his rivals to confess their crimes and be murdered publicly. For example‚ according to Animal Farm‚ the text states‚ "Immediately the dogs bounded forward‚ seized four of the pigs by the ear and dragged them‚ squealing with pain and terror‚ to Napoleon’s feet. Napoleon now called upon them to

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    Animal Farm is an allegory because it’s hidden meaning behind the story is that of a corrupt government or ‘the pigs’. The pigs are basically wording and working over the animals by pretending to be their friends and are completely controlling everything like a government would. A good example of this allegory to compare is The Russian Revolution. The rhetorical components include the Russian government and characters such as Napolean‚ the sheep‚ and the pigs. The sheep represent the followers who

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    The Russian Revolution “The revolution must be a deed beyond all measure‚ burning all things before it…. If mankind is ever to escape from it’s misery‚ there is only one method: the destruction of everything in fire and blood…. there is no other way‚ no other hope” Che Guevara. People revolt for many reasons‚ such as dramatic changes in standard of living‚ inequality in society or lack of human rights. The American Revolution was caused by changes in the peoples lives‚ made by a government

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    satirical fable‚ “Animal Farm”. Animal Farm is the account of a fictional farm under the tyrannical ownership of Farmer Jones. The animals reach breaking point‚ and start a revolution against the tyranny of man. The revolution starts off to better the situation and the animals are happy with what they have. But over time‚ the pigs become most powerful animals on the farm. They turn the farm from a free democratic state into a communist state. The pigs then state that “All animals are equal‚ but some

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    the truth of this quotation by referring to George Orwell’s Animal Farm and two related texts of your own choosing. Satire is the use of irony‚ sarcasm‚ ridicule‚ and other satirical techniques‚ to expose‚ criticize and ridicule‚ ideally with the intent of shaming individuals‚ and society itself. Humour is used to analyse issues‚ events‚ people

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    Since the beginning of time‚ revolutions have occurred throughout history. A revolution is defined as an overthrow or replacement of an established government or political system by the people governed. Most revolutions are developed from philosophical ideas. The Russian Revolution of 1917 and Chinese Revolution of 1949 were developed from the idea of Karl Marx‚ communism. Communism is the advocating of war‚ leading to a society in which all property is owned publicly and each person works and is

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