Animal Farm Flashcards

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In 1848 the German philosopher Karl Marx wrote what book?

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The Communist Manifesto

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Who was known as the father of socialism?

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Karl Marx

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In his book Karl Marx said there would be what in a new society?

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No inequality, no classes, no private ownership, no religion

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What was George Orwells real name?

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Eric Blair

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George Orwell was born in 1903 where?

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Bengal India

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George Orwells family was?

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Lower-middle class, pretentious, improverish snobs

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When he was 8 Orwells parents send him to a boarding school what happened and why?

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Orwell became a bed wetter because he was made fun of for being the poorest kid at the school

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When Orwell was 14 he went to another boarding school called what?

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Eton

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If Orwell was smart why didn’t he have the grades to go to college?

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He didn’t ever do his school work instead he wrote poems an stories

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What are the themes seen in Orwell’s writing?

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Equality, social classes, oppression

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1922 Orwell got a job in Burma. What was this job?

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Took a government job as the assistant to the superintendent of Police

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In 1927 why did Orwell resign from his government job in Burma in shame?

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He felt he had become everything he hated, the oppresser the one inforcing the inequality and social classes

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After Orwell resigned from his government job where did he go and what job did he have?

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He went to Paris and became a tutor to wealthy children

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When he tutored wealthy children how was he treated?

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Like a servant

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When Orwell stopped tutor he started working what kind of jobs?

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Odd jobs/night jobs

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Orwell started traveling around France like a bum doing what?

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Writing

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In 1933 Orwell published his first book called what? What was it about?

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Down and Out; how bums should be more respected for the lifestyle and work that they do

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Why didn’t he use his real name when he published his first book?

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He didn’t want his parents to be embarrassed by the fact that their son had become a bum

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In the 1930’s Orwell became a what?

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Democratic-Socialist

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In 1937 he went to the Spanish Civil War as a journalist and what happened?

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He was shot in the neck

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In 1943 Orwell tried to publish Animal Farm. Why would no one publish it?

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At the time Russia was on the side of the Allies which were about to win the war so no one wanted to publish such harsh critism of Russia

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In 1950 Orwell died of what?

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Tuberculosous

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What is the definition of propaganda?

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The deliberate attempt to influence others to think or act in a certain way

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Animal Farm is in what categories of literature?

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Fable, satire, and political allegory

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What is a Fable?

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Story which teaches a moral

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What is a satire?

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Story which points out faults

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What is a political allegory?

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A story which represents another story

27
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What does Animal Farm represent in history?

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Bolshevik Revolution of 1917

28
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What czar was reluctant to take the throne?

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Czar Nicholas the 2nd

29
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Czar Nicholas had 5 children one son and four girls the sons name was alexi and he had hemophilia leading to an alliance with who?

A

Resputin who was a priest

30
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Czar Nicholas was forced to form a legislative body called the

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Dumas

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The political parties the Mensheviks and Bolsheviks mean what?

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Menshevik is minority

Bolshevik means majority

32
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When World War One occurred what happened to Russia

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It was bombed, millions of men died and the Russian economy was left in shambles

33
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In 1917 Nicholas was forced to what

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Give up the throne

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In 1917 the Bolsheviks arrested the royal family and took them to Siberia where they what?

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Shot and executed the entire family

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In 1922 what was Russia’s name change to?

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The USSR (The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)

36
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Joseph Stalin put what around the country?

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An iron curtain

37
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Joseph Stalin killed 20 million

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Of his own people

38
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Old major represents

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Karl Marx

39
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Old Majors dream represents

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The Communist Manifesto

40
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The song Beasts of England represents

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L’Internationale

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Squealer represents

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Pravda the Communist newspaper

42
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Animalism represents

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Socialism

43
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Mollie represents

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A czar loyalist

44
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Moses represents

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The Russian Orthodox Church

45
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Farmer Jones represents

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Czar Nicholas

46
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The Farm House represents the

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Kremlin

47
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Manor Farm represents

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Russia

48
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Animal Farm represents

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USSR

49
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Boxer represents

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Russian peasants

50
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Benjamin represents

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Elderly Russians

51
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Mr. Pilkington of Foxwoods represents

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Great Britain

52
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Mr. Frederick of Pinchfield represents

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Germany

53
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The Battle of Cowshed represents

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The Russian Civil War

54
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Napoleon represents

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Joseph Stalin

55
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Snowball represents

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Leon Trotsky

56
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The windmill represents

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Industrialization

57
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The dogs represent the

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KGB

58
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The sheep represent the

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Dumas

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Mr. Whymer represents

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The New Economic Policy

60
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The Hen Rebellion represents

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The Farmers Rebellion of 1928-1929

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The Slaughter of the Animals represents

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The Great Purges of 1934-1939