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2.  What terrible event is attributed to Snowball?  Why is he blamed?

Snowball, was blamed for the destruction of their windmill. ""Comrades," he said quietly "do you know who is responsible for this? Do you know the enemy who has come in the night and overthrown our windmill? SNOWBALL!"" ( p.69 ) In this quote we can clearly see that something dramatic has gone wrong, some form of betrayal, this is why Napoleon is mad.
It was believed that he had committed such act as revenge against his expulsion from Animal farm. Evidence of this would be when, "Snowball has done this thing! In sheer malignity thinking to set back our plans and avenge himself for this ignominious expulsion"..(p.70)
Snowball was clearly blamed for the destruction of their windmill. This is not the only reason Napoleone needed to stay on power so, by describing Snowball as a traitor the other animals didn't trust snowball.

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3.  What has changed in the work regimen of the animals? Why is it significant?

Napoleon has changed the animals’ lifestyle with more work hours, less food and decreasing free-time. "All that year the animals worked like slaves…. Throughout the spring they worked a sixty-hour week, and in August Napoleon announced that there would be work on Sunday afternoons as well."  (Orwell 59) Napoleon also took away their right to speak up about what they thought was the right way to go for the farm. “In future all questions relating to the working of the farm would be settled by a special committee of pigs” (68) And provided the animals with a lying/scapegoated leader, Napoleon. “Do you know the enemy who has come in the night and overthrown our windmill? SNOWBALL!” (82) This was significant because, this shows that Napoleon thinks he is improving Animal Farm but is actually worsening the animals life.

this symbol illustrates that animals were treated like slaves in ancient time and it has continued throughout the timeline and still now.

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2.  What terrible event is attributed to Snowball?  Why is he blamed?

The windmill was destroyed by a storm after a year of hard work. Napoleon blamed the destruction of the windmill on Snowball, which probably he didn’t do. This event of blaming Snowball helped Napoleon to gain more power and make everyone turn on Snowball. “A full bushel to anyone who captures him alive” (Orwell 70). So now Snowball has become the criminal of Animal Farm. Napoleon makes everyone think that “in sheer malignity, thinking to set back our plans and avenge himself for his ignominious expulsion.” (Orwell 70) so that the animals have Napoleon as their hero and almighty lord.

We chose the blaming icon because it shows that Napoleon is blaming everything on Snowball and trying to get everyone else to blame Snowball so he can get power.

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2. What terrible event is attributed to Snowball? Why is he blamed?

A: The event that is attributed to Snowball is the destruction of the windmill. Snowball is used as a scapegoat to have someone to blame so that the animals don't blame Napoleon or revolt. " 'Comrades' he said quietly, 'do you know who is responsible for this? Do you know the enemy who has come in the night and overthrown our windmill? SNOWBALL!" (Orwell 69 - 70) We can see that Napoleons anger is able to connivence the other animals that snowball is indeed responsible for this. Of course, this is not true. During the night a, "gale was so violent that the farm buildings rocked on their foundations and several tiles were blown off the roof of the barn." (Orwell 69) These quotes show us that a strong wind was able to blow the windmill down. We can assume that the reason as to why it toppled is due to how the foundation of the windmill was not built properly. So the real ones at fault are the pigs in charge due to how the plans they constructed were not good enough to survive a strong wind. This image below is the object that the animals hope to construct before the year is out.

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3.  What has changed in the work regimen of the animals? Why is it significant?

The pigs slyly made their own living conditions better than the other animals for they became more self-centered as their role of leaders of Animals Farm began to expand their greed.
The pigs were able to justify themselves working an hour later than usual, but the others were forced to work an hour earlier. Picking up the amount of work the pigs missed: "All year the animals worked like slaves" (Orwell, 59). On top of earlier working hours, the animals were also given a "choice" of whether or not to participate in extra work: "The work was strictly voluntary, but any animal who absented himself from it would have his rations reduced by half" (59).
This is a shift in power on the farm, because the pigs begin to bend rules for themselves and create new ones for the others. In conclusion, the pigs changed the work regimen so that they were able to work less, but expected the other animals to pick up their slack.

We chose this symbol to represent the selfishness of the pigs. It shows two people, one taking the majority of the dots, while the other is left with the minority that is left. There are many ways in which to relate this to Animal Farm, one example would be the pigs taking the majority of apples and milk away from the other animals. They justified this act by saying that the apples and milk were necessary for their health, when in reality it was simply a pleasantry: "...the milk and the windfall apples should be reserved for the pigs alone" (36).

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1. Why does Squealer make rounds around the farm?  What strategies does he use to influence the other animals?

Squealer make rounds around the farm because he spouted propaganda for Napoleon. His strategies were to emphasize his speech by raising his trotters and wiggling his tail. He persuaded the farm animals by saying, "Tactics, comrades, tactics!" (Orwell 58). Even though the animals didn't understand what those words meant, the way he pronounced and showed it made them believe that he is tell them the truth. Later on in the book, he was also used as propaganda to defend the pigs' while they bent the Seventh Commandment, 'all animals are equal'. When the animals had disagreements, from the pigs sleeping on beds, Squealer defended the pigs. He said, "The rules was against sheets, which are a humans invention." (67). In conclusion, Squealer uses the strategies of asking rhetorical questions and exaggeration of movements.

We chose a weed icon because it steals nutrition and water from other plants. As they grow, the other plants weaken. Just like how Napoleon uses Snowball as a shield to hide his mistakes.

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1. Why does Squealer make rounds around the farm?  What strategies does he use to influence the other animals?

Squealer made rounds of the farm in order to brainwash the animals, keeping Napoleons reign of terror in power.

“Afterwards, Squealer made a round of the farm and set the animals’ minds at rest. He assured them that the resolution against engaging in trade and using money had never been passed, or even suggested.” (Orwell 64). In this quote we see how Squealer walks around the farm and reassures the animals that Napoleon’s policies are good and that they shouldn’t worry about it, and continue on working. This thus brainwashes the animals into not questioning the leader and working without thinking, henceforth eliminating the animals' individualities and eradicating the threat of future rebellions and making sure that the power staid in the hands (or trotters) of Napoleon, ensuring that the pigs could continue their corrupt tactics and leaderships.

"A few animals still felt faintly doubtful, but Squealer asked them shrewdly, "Are you certain that this is not something that you have dreamed, Comrades? Have you any record of such a resolution? Is it written down anywhere?" And since it was certainly true that nothing of the kind existed in writing animals were satisfied" (64). Here we see how the animals slowly stop minding the constant absurd laws put in place by Napoleon, all thanks to Snowball's amiable rhetoric. This further proves of the brainwashing of the animals.

We chose this symbol, of a brain being washed to symbolize that the animals on the farm were brainwashed, removed of their own thoughts and forced to abide by the rules of Napoleon, all thanks to Snowball's rounds.

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3.  What has changed in the work regimen of the animals? Why is it significant?

The work has increased thanks to the construction of the windmill. They had been working a long year. "All that year the animals worked like slaves. But they... idle, thieving human beings". (Orwell 59)
This is one of the significant effects on the farm thanks to  the windmill causing all the animals to do hard labour, hours increased everyday. Also, the amount of days increase of hard labour of pulling stones up the hill: " two fields which should have been sown...the coming winter would be a hard one." (59)

We chose this symbol because it symbolizes the work the animals have to do for each other. This also represents one of the most important contributors on the farm, Boxer. "Nothing could have been achieved without boxer, whose... matted with sweat, filled everyone with admiration." (61)

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The terrible event that is attributed to Snowball  is that in the book it says "The windmill was in ruins...do you know the enemy that has come in the night and overthrown our windmill? SNOWBALL;" (Orwell 70). Because of this event, napoleon gains power because snowball is guilty is destroying all the animals hard work. As Orwell states " Snowball has done this thing...this traitor crept here under cover of night and destroyed our work of nearly a year." (70)  By putting the blame of Snowball, this reinforces what Napoleon wants the other animals want to think about Snowball and why napoleon should be the leader. In conclusion, napoleon puts the blame on Snowball in order to gain power and put Snowball in a bad position.

We chose the symbol of betrayal and sabotage because Snowball sabotaged the farm animals work and also napoleon made snowball's social status become lower than it was. The farm animals also didn't respect Snowball as much as before.

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QUESTION LIST:
1. Why does Squealer make rounds around the farm?  What strategies does he use to influence the other animals?
2.  What terrible event is attributed to Snowball?  Why is he blamed?
3.  What has changed in the work regimen of the animals? Why is it significant?

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Why does Napoleon revive the threat of the farm being sabotaged by Snowball?

Napoleon revives the threat of Snowball in order to...

We chose the symbol of Stalin...