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1. Napoleon set himself apart from the other animals by having many titles. He also made himself feel like a leader, like having other animals do his bidding.
2. The animals were especially afraid of Mr. Frederick because he treated the animals terribly.
3. Napoleon sold his excess wood to Mr. Frederick.
4. Mr. Frederick showed that he was the enemy of the animals by giving the animals fake money, he attacked the farm, and he stole wood.
5. The discovered a case of Whiskey.
CH. 9
1. They were brainwashed by squealer, the dogs, and Napoleon.
2. Napoleon gave the animals food, and he would gibe them songs to sing
3. The cruel trick was that squealer told im that they were taking him to al shopstial but they were actually raking hint to the slaughter house.
CH.10
1. He told them that the truest happiness lay in working hard and living.
2, They learned to walk on their back legs.
3. THey had made friends with the humans
4. Theynoticed the pigs and humans were now the same.

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1.  Napoleon began to set himself apart even further by giving himself various leadership titles, including president at one point. In addition, he begins to work less and less and begins changing the commandments to his benefit.
2. They were especially of Mr. Friedrich for a major reason. Many animals had suspected that he and other farmers were intending on taking back the farm at some point in the near future, and that many heard he was extremely cruel to his animals.
3. He sold the excess wood to Mr. Frederick.
4. When it came to payment for the timber, it was revealed the items he counterfeit money, as in it was practically useless, to the animals. In addition, he was known have been extremely cruel to his animals and abused them. Thirdly, during the Battle of the Windmill, he helped blow up the newly built Windmill.
5. The pigs found large amounts of alcohol and whisky.

Chapter 9

1. Jones had not been seen in years, with the memory of the rebellion slowly fading away. In addition, relentless propaganda and brainwashing led them to believe that they had better lives than before.
2. He repeatedly stated that life on the farm now was significantly better than when they lived under the control of Farmer Jones.
3. He had been told that he was being taken to a hospital to be treated, but when he was taken away, the wagon had the words, Horse Slaughter on the side, revealing that the pigs had tricked him into getting killed.

Chapter 10

1. He had told the animals that the most honest and true happiness was in their hard work and frugal lives.
2. They had begin to learn how to walk on their hind legs.
3. They had made an unusual move, by becoming friends with the humans.
4. They had realized that the pigs were so far gone and corrupt, that they were acting exactly like the humans.

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1. He had titles like our leader, Comrade Napoleon, he lived in separate quarters, was not seen in public often, had guards to protect himself, and Ceremonies for his birthday.

2.They feared he was setting up an attack on Animal Farm to take it over. They had also heard he treated his own anhals badly.
3. Frederick

4. He didn't pay for the timber, he threatened to battle, and tortured his animals.
5. a case of whiskey
6. They could not remember how life had been with Jones.
7. He gave them apples and songs for them to sing.
8. the cruel "trick" that was played on Boxer after falling ill concerned the pigs sending him to the knacker's, where he would experience a horrible death.

9. Hard work and frugal living

10. The pigs were walking on two legs and holding whips. All seven commandments are erased.
11. The animals found further reason to fear the pigs when they realized they could no longer distinguish them from the humans.
12. the pigs have become as cruel and
oppressive as human farmers.

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Ch. 8
1. Napoleon lived in a different more luxuriant area, he had in essence body guards by him all the time, we was referred to as Leader Comrade Napoleon, and he did not have to do the work the other animals were forced into.
2. They were afraid because they feared that he was setting up an attack take over Animal Farm.
3. Mr. Frederick.
4. He tortured animals, he threatened to go into battle, and he did not pay for the timber.
5. The pigs discovered a crate of whiskey in the basement.
Ch. 9
1. They had been completely brainwashed by Squealer, The Dogs, and Napoleon.
2. Napoleon would give the animals apples, and he would give them songs to sing.
3. The cruel trick was that he was told that he was going to the vet to get adequate care. Instead he was just sent to the slaughterhouse, and ending up being murdered.
Ch. 10
1. The original ideas brought about by Snowball were no longer being mentioned. Napoleon made sure those ideals had been erased because they went against the new principles of animalism.
2. The pigs were walking on two legs instead of 4.
3. The biggest realization was when they found out they could not differ the pigs from humans, and they had always been taught to hate humans.
4. They noticed the pigs and humans were now the same.

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Chapter 8
1. He stayed inside the house for the majority of the time and would feast while the other animals had little to no food.
2. He was planning to destroy their windmill
3. Mr. Frederick
4. He sided with Snowball, threatened to destroy the windmill, and rumored to have abused animals
5. They found whiskey
Chapter 9
1. Because they were working for themselves instead of for humans.
2. He had more songs made about the great life they had now and had sheep repeat phrases that indicated a good life
3. Squealer told him that they were taking him to a hospital but they were actually taking him to a slaughterhouse.
Chapter 10
1. He told them that the truest happiness lay in working hard and living frugally.
2. They learned to walk on their hind legs
3. They had made friends with the humans
4. That the pigs were straying further away from being animals and being more like men

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1. Napoleon lived in a nicer place than the other animals and had titles of power. He also had "soldiers" to protect him
2.They were afraid of him because the way he treated his animals and he may take over animal farm.
3.Mr. Frederick
4. He gave them fake money, he threatened battle, and he destroyed parts of the farm
5.Whiskey
6.They were free from mans grip now
7.Napoleon held for meetings to distract the animals
8.They sent him away to be killed
9.He thought that working was more rewarding
10.They learned to walk on 2 legs and carry weapons
11.They carried whips and other weapons and scared the animals
12.They realized that the pigs had turned into what kind of species they hated.

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1. Napoleon had titles like leader Napoleon, he lived in a separate place, had guards to protect him.
2. They were scared he would attack on Animal Farm and take it over.
3. Mr. Frederick
4. He threatened to battle, and he tortured the animals.
5. They discovered a case of whiskey in the cellar.
6. The animals were brainwashed by Squealer, Napoleon and the dogs.
7. He gave them apples and songs for them to sing.
8. When he was hurt they said they were going to take him to an animal hospital, but it ended up being a slaughter house.
9. Napoleon declared that hard work and frugal living were better than the comfortable stalls and three day work week that they had been promised at the beginning.
10. They learned how to read and start a social class system.
11. When they started wearing human clothes and carrying whips.
12. A fight broke out over a card game and they couldn't tell the difference between the humans and the pigs.

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1.  Napoleon set himself further away from the animals by not appearing in public as often.
2. They were afraid of him because there were rumors that he was going to attack.
3.  Frederick
4. He gave them fake money, he attacked the farm, and stole the wood.
5. A case of whiskey.
6.  They believed that it was better because they were charge of the farms and not the humans and they were brainwashed.
7. They had celebrations.
8.  He was sent to the knackers.
9. They were told it was not apart of Animalism.
10. They learned to walk on their hind legs.
11. The pigs had whips in their hands.
12. They noticed that the pigs and the humans were the same.

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Chapter 8
1. He did not attend the meetings and whenever he would walk around he would have a trumpeter announce his arrival as if he was royalty.

2. There were many rumors about Mr. Frederick abusing his animals.

3. Mr. Fredrick
4. He would abuse and threaten his animals.
5. There was whiskey found in the basement.

Chapter 9
1. They had increased food, time, and longevity.

2. He said that in comparison to when Jones owned the farm things were way better.

3. He was told he would be going to a retirement home of a sort, but instead he was to be slaughtered.

Chapter 10
1. Napoleon claims that working and living with the minimum is what they need to be happy.
2.Walk on two legs, carry whips, etc.

3. The pigs presented themselves as humans and the animals were taught to hate humans.

4. The pigs and men looked/acted so similar they couldn’t tell them apart.

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Chapter 8
1.  he was not seen in public, and when he was he was with his dogs
2. because he was known to treat his animals badly
3. Frederick
4. he attacked them, he got the timber free, and he tortured his animals
5. Whiskey and drunk pigs

Chapter 9
1. they could not remember life with jones, they were free now
2. they had a life with greater dignity than before, more songs and more speeches.
3. they brought him to a slaughter house instead of a hospital

chapter 10
1. he declared that working and frugal living was better
2. they made a social class and society, and they walk on two legs
3. the pigs were acting just like humans
4. they looked the same as the humans

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Chapter 8
1)Napoleon lived alone, he didn't work with the other animals, he gave himself more freedoms and rarely associated with the other animals.
2) They were afraid of Mr. Frederick because of how he treated his animals and he threatened to destroy the windmill.
3)Mr. Frederick
4)
a-he gave them counterfeit money
b-he lead an attack against them
c-he blew up their windmill
5)Whisky
Chapter 9
1) Squealer was telling them how their life was worse with Mr. Jones and many of the animals began forgetting.
2) Napoleon held Spontaneous Demonstrations.
3) The pigs sent him to the horse butcher to be made into glue, and claimed he was going to the hospital.
Chapter 10
1) Napoleon said at least they were working for themselves, not humans.
2)The pigs learned to walk on 2 legs.
3) The pigs began wearing clothes and acting like humans and drinking.
4) The pigs and the humans looked the same and the animals couldn't tell the difference between them.

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1. Napoleon had titles like, leader Comrade Napoleon, he lived in a separate place, was rarely seen in public, and had guards to protect him.
2. They were scared he was setting up an attack on Animal Farm and take it over.
3. Mr. Frederick
4. He didn't pay for the timber, he threatened to battle, and he tortured his animals.
5. They discovered a case of whiskey in the cellar of the farmhouse.
6. The animals were brainwashed by Squealer and Napoleon and the dogs.
7. He gave them apples and songs for them to sing.
8. When he was hurt they said they were going to take him to an animal hospital, but it ended up being a slaughter house.
9. Napoleon declared that hard work and frugal living were better than the comfortable stalls and three day work week that they had been promised at the beginning.
10. They learned how to read and start a social class system.
11. When they started wearing human clothes and carrying whips.
12. They saw that the pigs were in alliance with the humans. A fight broke out over a card game and they couldn't tell the difference between the humans and the pigs.