Animal Farm: Context (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Animal Farm: Context
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Author of Animal Farm

George Orwell

Year Animal Farm was written

1945

What Animal Farm is an allegory for

Russian Revolution of 1917

Political system Animal Farm critiques

Stalinism in Soviet Union

Orwell's political ideology

Socialist

Type of regime Orwell criticised

Totalitarian regimes

Napoleon's methods to consolidate power

Manipulation, propaganda, and violence

What the pigs represent in Animal Farm

The ruling class

What other animals represent

The working class

Famous quote about equality in Animal Farm

All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others

Theme of 'some animals more equal' quote

Inequality and hypocrisy

Who leads the pigs in Animal Farm

Napoleon

What power corrupts in the novel

Revolutionary ideals

Orwell's warning in Animal Farm

Dangers of unchecked power concentration

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