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    being the smartest. but Napoleon wanted to be the only one in charge he wanted to have all the power over the animals. The only thing stopping Napoleon from having power of all the animal was snow ball. Snowball had different plans such as building a windmill to give them electric power so they can use electric tools and make make work much easier for them. while Napoleon wanted to worry about food production. So the rest of the animal were asked to vote between Napoleons idea or Snowballs idea. Once

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    Snowball was second in charge after Major died; Leon Trotsky was also next in command of Red October after Karl died. The Snowball and Leon both fought in civil war and “The battle for Cow shed” for Animal and Russia. Snowball wanted to build a windmill to help the farm prosper and get the animals a good life‚ Trotsky had a set of five year plans for Russia to help them get out of debt. The pigs in the book compare to the rich of Russia during Russian revolution. The pigs never

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    convinced that Snowball was indeed against them from the beginning and this hatred and fear of this “common enemy” the animals unite. For example in Chapter 6‚ upon the findings of the ruined windmill Napoleon announces‚ upon smelling the pig tracks left in the yard that Snowball had in fact destroyed the windmill; “In sheer malignity‚ thinking to set back our plans and avenge himself for his expulsion‚ this traitor has crept here under cover of night and destroyed our work of nearly a year”. Snowball

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    used by the pitcher is done every pitch. But even though the lower body is used a lot as a pitcher‚ the upper body is the most used part by a pitcher. The pitcher pitches in a motion that is known as “the windmill”. This motion gets its name because the arm is going around in a circle like a windmill. While the pitcher is pitching in this motion‚ the shoulder is the main focus area that is being put to work. The upper body also takes action while pitching. But the pitcher is not the only one who uses

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    form a single painting. When first looking at the picture an individual may see an old man with a pointy nose‚ and “Einstein” hair‚ wearing a white t-shirt. However when getting another glance you can also see two knights riding on a horse with a windmill in the background. Lastly‚ looking at the background of the illustration an individual can also see different faces that make up the lighting of the sky‚ to the lighting of the old man’s t-shirt. Overall‚ they are many different illusions happening

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    The revolution that took place on Animal Farm was an almost spotless success. Although the methods used to persuade the animals into submission were questionable the work was done. In the end‚ the pigs received exactly what they strived to engage in the beginning: dominance. No matter the consequences or fears the labor that needed to be done on the farm was completed in record time. All throughout the revolution the pigs still were able to uphold their front and had the trust of most of the animals

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    Benjamin would use his knowledge of past experiences to help the animals see what their future holds‚ however‚ this is not the case. After Napoleon erases Snowball from the picture‚ he announces to the animals that the windmill shall be built. Throughout the construction of the windmill positions of power start to take place. The animals begin to see a change in the pigs‚ as well as a change in the seven commandments. Unfortunately‚ the animals continue to let the pigs take over until finally Clover

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    from Manor Farm‚ he deceives the animals into believing that Snowball is a criminal‚ and not someone to be associated with. Napoleon wants the animals to fear Snowball so they can unify under a common threat. By blaming Snowball for destroying the windmill‚ stealing produce‚ and damaging property‚ Napoleon has an excuse for pushing the animals to work harder‚ and longer while the animals 0nly agree because of their fear of Snowball. Napoleon also uses public execution to strike fear to the animals

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    and allowed resources and people to be moved. In around 500-900 AD in Persia‚ windmills were invented and implemented to pump water. This was also highly significant and allowed people living further from shore easier access to water. Soon after‚ windmills were beginning to be used also to grind grain. In 1888 in America‚ windmills were used to generate electricity for the first time. Charles Brush built a large windmill in Ohio to generate electricity‚ but it could only gather about a tenth of the

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    Discuss the role of Benjamin and the Sheep. In the novel ‘Animal Farm’ written by George Orwell both Benjamin the donkey and the sheep are introduced on page two‚ “Benjamin was the oldest animal on the farm‚ and the worst tempered” and “the sheep and cows lay down behind the pigs.” This is the first introduction of the animals on the farm and it immediately gives the reader an indication about how important they will be in the novel as the sheep have not even been described all the reader knows

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