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How did napoleon and snowball differ in their ideas about running the farm?
Snowball wanted to spread Animalism instead, arguing that defence was not needed if Animalism was widespread. However, Napoleon believed that Animal Farm's defence was more important that the spreading of Animalism, at that point of time, because the humans may attack them.
What propaganda is being spread on the farm in chapter 7?
In Chapter 7 of "Animal Farm," propaganda is being spread to discredit Snowball by portraying him as a traitor and enemy of the farm. Squealer uses manipulation and lies to convince the animals that Snowball was responsible for all their problems and that Napoleon is their true leader. These tactics are used to maintain Napoleon's power and control over the farm.
Why did snowball and napoleon send pigeons to other farms?
I believe that they used the crows to spread the news.
Who does orwel suggest is responsible for spreading the idea that snowball visits the farm at night?
In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," Napoleon suggests that Snowball is responsible for various misfortunes on the farm, including the idea that he sneaks onto the farm at night. He uses Squealer, the propaganda pig, to spread these rumors, instilling fear among the animals and consolidating his power. This tactic serves to divert attention from Napoleon's own failures and to create a scapegoat in Snowball.
Who does snowball represent in Animal Farm?
There are several similarities between Snowball and Trotsky in "Animal Farm". Trotsky led the Red Army to victory over the White Army, and Snowball led the animals to victory in the Battle of Cowshed. Like Trotsky, Snowball wanted to spread the movement worldwide. Snowball ended up being kicked off the farm and banished just like Stalin did Trotsky.
How did Napoleon's 3 principals lead to Napoleon's downfall?
he spread his army to thin
What is a significant difference between Napoleon and Squealer?
Napoleon wants the power of a leader, while Squealer is content to spread Napoleon's propaganda.
Who spread the words about the rebellion in animal farm?
In "Animal Farm," the words about the rebellion were primarily spread by the pigs, especially Snowball and Napoleon, who used their charisma and persuasive abilities to rally the other animals. Additionally, Old Major's teachings and vision of rebellion inspired the animals before the actual uprising. After the rebellion, the pigs continued to manipulate information to maintain control and promote their agenda.
Which way did the goals for the soviet intervention in Europe differ from those of the US?
Answer this question… The Soviet Union wanted to encourage the spread of communist ideals, but the United States did not.
What was the law spread over Europe by Napoleon called?
It was called the Continental System.
How does Trotsky compare to Snowball in Animal Farm by George Orwell?
Snowball is the definite 100% symbol for Leon Trotsky, just to clarify And this is how the story goes: Leon Trotsky was one of the leaders of the Russian Revolution, and grew to become very influential and powerful as a result, he was in charge of army command in the Russian Civil War (Reds vs Whites/ Commies vs. Czarists) Trotsky is overthrown by Stalin, who exiles him from the USSR and spoils his reputation. Stalin also removes any of Trotsky's honors and positions of Government, he gives everyone in the USSR the notion that Leon Trotsky was bad for the Revolution. Leon's assassination was said to have been orchestrated by Stalin, but that is a topic of debate. As you can see, Trotsky's story is remarkable similar to Snowball's: Snowball was one of the leaders of the revolution against Jones. Snowball becomes a sort of hero to the Farm, and devotes his entire work to it. Snowball leads the Animals against Jones in the Battle of Cowshed. Napoleon overthrows Snowball and exiles him from the farm, and plants his tales of bad reputation in the Animals' heads. Snowball was never seen after he was exiled from the Farm.
How did Napoleon Bonaparte spread nationalism in England?
Napoleon served as a unifying figure for the English in the sense that they could easily define themselves in opposition to him and his desire for conquest. Especially after Napoleon had subdued most of Continental Europe, England became defined as the sole resistor to Napoleon's attacks and English people rallied to this new definition of the lone democracy against an authoritarian empire.
