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Animal Farm: Context
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When was Animal Farm written?

1945

What historical event is Animal Farm an allegory for?

The Russian Revolution of 1917

What political ideology did George Orwell identify with?

Socialist

Which character uses manipulation, propaganda & violence to consolidate power?

Napoleon

What social class do the pigs represent in Animal Farm?

The ruling class

What do the other animals (non-pigs) represent in the allegory?

The working class

What was Orwell's main purpose in writing Animal Farm?

To expose the dangers of power

Complete the phrase: 'All animals are equal, but some animals are more...'

equal than others

What themes does the famous equality phrase encapsulate?

Inequality & hypocrisy

What political system's rise does Animal Farm critique?

Stalinism in the Soviet Union

What do those in power manipulate to justify their actions in the novel?

Language & ideology

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