Animal farm
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- What do the animals do to prepare for the rebellion against Mr. Jones?
- What are the main ideas discussed by the animals in their meetings?
- Which group of animals takes on leadership roles in educating others about Animalism?
- Who dies shortly after inspiring the rebellion?
- Why do the pigs emerge as the natural leaders after Old Major's death?
- Who are the three young pigs that take charge after Old Major's death?
- What system of thought do the pigs begin to formulate after Old Major's death?
- What event causes the rebellion to occur earlier than expected?
- What do the hungry animals do that triggers the rebellion?
- What happens when Mr. Jones and his men try to drive the animals out?
- What do the animals realize after successfully chasing Mr. Jones off the farm?
- What are the first actions the animals take after the rebellion?
- What do the animals rename the farm after the rebellion?
- What do the animals decide to do with Mr. Jones's house?
- What do the animals begin to learn after taking control of the farm?
- Who formulates the principles of Animalism into the Seven Commandments?
- What do the Seven Commandments serve as for the animals?
- What core ideals do the Seven Commandments emphasize?
- What is the primary purpose of the Seven Commandments in Animal Farm?
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