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The Rebellion occurred in the fictional setting of Manor Farm in George Orwell's Animal Farm. Manor Farm was owned by Mr. Jones, an irresponsible farmer that starved his animals and treated them cruelly.The boar of Manor Farm, Old Major, told the animals that it was time to rise against Jones and start their own animal utopia.The Rebellion occurred when the animals drove Mr. and Mrs. Jones out of Manor Farm along with Moses, the raven. Manor Farm was subsequently renamed as "Animal Farm".
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Discuss the animals' condition under Napoleon's leadership.
The rebellion in Animal Farm happened when the animals were hungry and Mr. Jones wouldn't feed them. So they busted inside the food source to obtain their food. Soon after, they ran Mr. Jones and his men out, and that's how the revolution started.
The Animals was smart and Farmers jones was drunk so he was easy to overcome.
Chapter 2
Farmer Jones came home late and drunk from town and forgot to feed the animals. Their hunger caused them to rebel.
This is because the farm was took over by the animals. In chapter 2, it quoted that "And so, almost before they knew what was happening, the Rebellion had been successfully carried through: Jones was expelled, and the Mankr Farm was theirs." Imp the Rebellion wasn't expected as you can tell. It was triggered by the irresponsibility of Jones and his workers ill-treating the animals. Unable to take it anymore, they fought for their food and rebellion happened.
The event that pushed the animals in "Animal Farm" to rebellion was the reading several different commandments from the animals' ten commandments. They realized that they were betrayed by Snowball.
The animals must defend their farm against Mr. Jones and his men as the attempt to get back in under the cover of darkness. Snowball leads the rebellion. Boxer is upset at the end of the battle because he thinks he had killed a human after stunning a young man in the battle.
Mr. Jones' character in "Animal Farm" represents the oppressive and neglectful ruling class. His description highlights the corruption and cruelty of those in power, setting the stage for the animals' rebellion. Through Mr. Jones, the novel explores themes of tyranny, inequality, and the struggle for justice.