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Who does Mr. Jones represent?
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Czar Nikolas II
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Who does Old Major represent?
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Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin
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Who do the dogs represent?
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The KGB or secret police
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Who does Boxer represent?
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the typical workingman
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Who does Benjamin represent?
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the cynic who never believes in the revolution
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Who does Mollie represent?
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the defector who can't handle the hard life
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What does Sugarcandy Mountain represent?
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Heaven
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Who does Snowball represent?
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Leon Trotsky
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Who does Napoleon represent?
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Josef Stalin
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Who does Squealer represent?
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The propaganda agent
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Who does Mr. Pilkington represent?
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Winston Churchill
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Who does Mr. Frederick represent?
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Adolf Hitler
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Who is Minimus?
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The poet pig
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Who is Pinkeye?
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the food taster
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Who does Mr. Whymper represent?
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The capitalists
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Communism for animals
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Animalism
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A dictator has total control over the lives of the people
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totalitarianism
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Economic system where the government controls the means of production
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Socialism
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This government has a dictator and places the nation or race over the individual
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fascism
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Economic system where businesses are owned by private individuals
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Capitalism
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No government, no social classes, everyone works to the best of their ability and receives according to their needs
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Communism
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A perfect place
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Utopia
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A stronger country takes control of a weaker country and exploits its people and resources
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Imperialism
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Who do the sheep represent?
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The masses of people who follow without thinking
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What did the Rebellion represent?
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The 1917 Revolution against the Tsar
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What did the battle of the Cowshed represent?
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Anti-revolutionary invasion of Russia by the Western Allies
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What did the Battle of the Windmill represent?
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German invasion of Russia during WWII
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What did the Hens' Revolt represent?
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the Kulak's revolt (when the peasants burned their crops rather than turn them over to Stalin)
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What did the changing of the commandments represent?
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The continual use of propaganda
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What did the poker party represent?
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The Teheran Conference
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What do the ribbons represent?
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the trappings of capitalism; slavery
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What does the farmhouse represent?
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the Kremlin
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What does the green on the flag represent?
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the green fields of England
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What do the hoof and the horn represent?
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the hammer and sickle
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What does the building of the windmill represent?
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Stalin's industrialization policies
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What does the destruction of the windmill represent?
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the failure of Stalin's industrialization policies
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What does selling the woodpile represent?
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When capitalism was allowed to save the country
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What do the pigeons represent?
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the messengers of communism, spreading the idea beyond Russia
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Who does Moses represent?
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the representative of religion and the afterlife
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What is a fairy tale?
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A story using animals that does not have a moral
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What is a fable?
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A story using animals that does have a moral
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What is an anti-utopia or dystopia?
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A hellish or awful society
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What is a satire?
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criticism done with humor and wit
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What is a revolution?
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overthrow of a government and substitution of another
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Who does Whymper represent?
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The capitalists
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