Transcript ANIMAL FARM:

CORRUPTION OF IDEALS
AND
THE RISE TO POWER
Adapted from Teachit.co.uk
Who was responsible for
teaching and organizing the
other animals? Why?
What happened to the milk that
disappeared and to the apples
from the orchard?
Who unexpectedly moved into
the farmhouse? Why did this
upset the other animals?
What happened to the seven
commandments at this point and
at intervals afterwards? Why?
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What happened to the four young
pigs who protested about the
Sunday meetings being banned?
What did they confess to and
why?
Why did Napoleon start
negotiations with his human
neighbors? How did he go about
it?
What change of status did Animal
Farm undergo by decree of
Napoleon? What position did he
take in this new status?
What changes happen at the end
to make the pigs the same as
their human neighbors?
THE
EXPULSION OF
SNOWBALL
THE BANNING OF
DEBATES AND ‘THE
BEASTS OF
ENGLAND’
THE BETRAYAL
OF BOXER?
THE PIGS’ USE
OF ALCOHOL
represented by the pigs
represented by the dogs
represented by the other animals
A COMMON ENEMY
At first the animals work together under the commandments which declare
‘All animals are equal.’ They are united against a common enemy – man.
UNQUESTIONING
FOLLOWERS
Muriel
Boxer
ANIMALS WHO
REBEL
Clover
Moses
the young pigs
the sheep
OTHERS
Benjamin
the hens
Molly
the cat
the cows
WHO DO YOU TRUST?
BOXER/
CLOVER
MOSES
BENJAMIN
TRUST
THE
SHEEP
NAPOLEAN/
SQUEALER