How is Animal Farm related to the civil rights movement?

Answer 1

In Animal Farm, George Orwell is ridiculing (sattire) Communism in Russia, with the Soviet Union and U.S.S.R. Many characters (like Mr.Jones, Mollie, Moses, Benjamin, etc.) are to represent real people that took part in the communism

Answer 2

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Communism is essentially Animalism. They both encourage equality amongst animals/people and follow the same philosophies. There isn't any example of communism in animal farm, but rather communist activity, such as the fact

that animals are supposed to be equal, share the land and its produce, etc.

Napoleon manipulates Animalism for personal gain, just like Stalin manipulated

Communism for his personal gain. There's no difference between Animalism

and Communism basically.

Answer 3

They link because communism is about different races being ahead of each other and animal farm is about different animals being ahead of each other. there also both about fighting for whats right.

Answer 4

""Animal Farm"" by George Orwell, represents the Russian Revolution in almost a "fairy tail" way. The anima essay they are tired of being mistreated and overworked. When the animals rebel, two pigs, Napoleon and Snowball, are the leaders of the farm. Napoleon wants to take power and he runs Snowball away from the farm. This is just like when Stalin killed Leon Trotsky to become the dictator of Russia. Napoleon is a typical dictator and he kills anyone that opposes him. There are many similar stories in the real world that can relate to "Animal Farm". The French Revolution took place in the early 1790's. At the time, King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette were enthroned. King Louis and his wife were more concerned about their social lifestyle than they were of the people of France, who were starving to death. In the 1780's, the harvests were poor and food shortages became a major concern. King Louis XVI represents Mr. Jones because of the way they rewarded themselves, and how they treated their people. Marie Antoinette represents Mollie because they were vain and did not care anything about politics. The people of France began an uprising and Maximillian Robespierre took power of France. He became a similar leader to Napoleon. The people of France eventually killed him. Two people that can be related to "Animal Farm" are Fidel Castro of Cuba and Joseph Stalin of Russia. In the book, Orwell used Napoleon as a representation of Stalin. Both Castro and Stalin made themselves appear as underdogs. They gained respect quickly as young men and were cunning enough to become leaders. Fidel Castro was a very good speaker but Stalin was not. They both had ways of using power to undermine and kill anyone who opposed their beliefs. Stalin killed 60,000,000 people and Castro killed over 30,000. Likewise in the book, the pigs had their opposition executed.

Answer 5

Basically it's a story of a revolution that got betrayed. A pig called Napolean represents Stalin and to some extend Lenin and the Bolsheviks, who seizes the oppertunity to build democracy on the farm and instead turns it into a police state.

The good pig, Snowball, who genuinely wants to improve the farm, is often seen as representing Leon Trotsky. Trotsky was Lenin's right hand man and military leader and played an integral role in the Bolsheviks' successful seizure of power. It should be noted though that the Bolsheviks (including Trotsky) never intended to build democracy and always intended to establish a communist Dictatorship. So Snowball also represents the Provisional Government that existed between the abdication of the Tsar and the October Revolution.

Answer 6

I'm not doing your homework.