Animal Farm
Revolution is defined as a fundamental change in political organization, more specifically, the overthrow of one government or ruler and the substitution of another by the governed. This is especially true in describing George Orwell’s book Animal Farm. Too many younger children, who have come across this great piece of work, this is just a book about a few pigs taking over a farm after their previous leader dies. But to many older individuals, who have read and researched this book, it is quite clear that this book is about a revolution. Orwell uses the animals in the book to portray major political leaders of his time. Some are easy to recognize, while others take a little reading to figure out exactly who they are. It is easy to see just after finishing the first few chapters of Animal Farm, how Orwell uses the animals of the farm to represent major political leaders of his time and show how a revolution comes into existence. Right from the beginning of the book Old Major, the old, wise pig leader, informs all the animals of the farm about a dream he had. He tells them that animals do all of the work, produce all of the products, get treated unfairly, and get slaughtered when they prove to be no longe
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Approximate Word count = 1306
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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