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Karl Marx “Communist Manifesto” 1848

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1 Ch. 1: Old Major’s speech to the animals; inspiring revolution; life without man

2 Karl Marx “Communist Manifesto” 1848

3 Vladimir Lenin “What is to be Done,” 1902

4 Ch. 2: Animals revolt, overthrow Mr. Jones and his men; Mr
Ch. 2: Animals revolt, overthrow Mr. Jones and his men; Mr. Jones leaves farm, giving up control

5 Russian Revolution February 1917

6 Czar Nicholas II

7 Rasputin

8 Ch. 3: pigs have assumed leadership roles on the farm; Snowball and Napoleon are at the forefront of the new Animal Farm society

9 Bolshevik Revolution October 1917

10 Leon Joseph Trotsky Stalin

11 Soviet Flag Animal Farm

12 Soviet Flag Symbolism: Animal Farm Flag Symbolism:
RED: blood, communism; Russian word for red has ties to words meaning “the best” and “beautiful” HAMMER: the workers SICKLE: the peasants STAR: unity; five classes of communist society: workers, peasants, intellectuals, youths and soldiers ________________________________ Animal Farm Flag Symbolism: GREEN: fields of England HORN and HOOF: the future republic of the animals that would arise after the overthrow of the human race

13 Ch. 4: Battle of the Cowshed; Mr
Ch. 4: Battle of the Cowshed; Mr. Jones and some men try to take back the farm; Snowball leads the animals

14 Russian Civil War

15 Chapter 5: Snowball is chased away from Animal Farm and Napoleon assumes “complete” power.The windmill will be built!

16 Leon Trotsky Exiled 1929

17 New Economic Policy

18 Chapter 6: Trade will be conducted with neighboring farms; the hens should feel honored to be of such a help to the windmill cause. Mr. Whymper and rule changes!

19 Collective Farming

20 Stalin’s Purges Mid 1930’s


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