Animal Farm Allegories

why are we learning this

Manor Farm

Russia

Mr. Jones

Czar Nicholas II

farmhouse

The Winter Palace, Kremlin

Old Major

Karl Marx

animals vs people

proletariats vs bourgeoisie

Bests of England (song)

L’Internationale

Animalism

Marxism

Napoleon

Stalin

Snowball

Trotsky, western countries

secret meetings held shortly after the animals took over the farm

The Internationals

Moses

Russian Orthodox Church, Clergy

Mr. and Mrs. Jones

members of the royal family

Animal Farm

USSR

The Commandments

Revolutionary Decrees

All animals are equal

removal of legal class distinctions

hoof and horn on a green table cloth

hammer and sickle on a red field

Animal Committees and examples

new organizations
Egg Production Committee the Clean Tails League, the Wild Comrades’ Re-education Committee, etc.

Foxwood

England

Mr. Pilkington

Prime Minister, Winston Churchill

Pinchfield

Germany

Mr. Fredrick

Hitler

Jones and all his men, with half a dozen others from Foxwood and Pinchfield

anti-revolutionaries

Reds vs. Whites

Animals vs Men

Mollie

upper- and middle-class Soviets (Mollie is the one who left the farm)

windmill

industrial reform, industry

increase food production

farm reform

the two sides (Napoleon and Snowball) formed their own factions

political camplaigns

The nine enormous dogs

the KGB

Willingdon

Britain

Mr. Whymper

neutral countries

A violent gale of wind (storm)

monetary catastrophe

windmilled collapsed lowk tragic

financial crisis

Napoleon pretended there wasn’t a food shortage to trick Mr. Whymper

misleading the foreign ambassadors

hens didnt want to give up their eggs

peasants didn’t want to give up their private property

Anyone on Snowball’s side

members of the communist party

“Comrade Napoleon” (poem)

Song of Stalin

Napoleon Mill

Stalingrad

why does napoleon want everything take a chill pill

Timber trade deal with cash to Pinchfield

Mutual Non-Aggression Pact

Fredrick invades the farm

sneak attack

BOO

the windmill went BOOM

decimation of the industrial city

Pigs let Moses stay on the farm

revival of the church

buying two fields from Mr. Pilkington

expansion of territory

Ace of spades

nuclear weapons

Napoleon vs Pilkington in the end

Cold War