Chapter 5 Of Animal Farm

According to Major, the cause of all the animals' problems is human beings.
Four commandments given by Major are: "Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy," "Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend," "No animal shall wear clothes," and "No animal shall sleep in a bed."
After Major's death, the idea of rebelling against man continues to spread among the animals.
The pigs dislike Moses' stories about Sugarcandy Mountain because they consider it a distraction from their revolutionary goals.
The animals rebel against Mr. Jones and his farmhands after they forget to feed them, making the animals hungry and desperate.
After the humans are driven away from the farm, the animals destroy all human-related items and rename the farm "Animal

Napoleon's ideas about education include prioritizing the education of the young and taking control of the education system to ensure loyalty and obedience.
The Battle of Cowshed occurs when Mr. Jones and other humans try to recapture the farm. Napoleon leads the animals during the battle, and Snowball plays a strategic role. The significance of placing the gun at the foot of the flagpole is to symbolize the victory and establish the animals' dominance over humans.

Chapter 5:
In Chapter 5, some changes are the animals' hard work and efforts in building the windmill.
The power and influence of the pigs increased, particularly Napoleons.
The introduction of more propaganda and manipulation by Squealer.
The animals face challenges and setbacks in their attempt to complete the windmill.

If Snowball had gotten rid of Napoleon and taken control of Animal Farm there would have been a significant change. Snowball had a vision of a utopian society where all animals were equal and worked together to create a better life for themselves. He was a strong believer in education and advocated for the animals to learn new skills and

Jones was in control, life was not easy. Mr. Jones was a harsh and neglectful farmer who did not care about the welfare of the animals. Especially us pigs we had to work long hours in the fields and perform task around the farm and we were given very little food and water. We are not provided with proper rest, nutrition, or medical care. Because of this we are always hungry, fatigued, and experience physical exhaustion. We don’t get good enough sleep because we live in cramped and unsanitary quarters and we don’t have adequate space or comfort. I can barely stretch my feet when I’m trying to sleep. We had to endure harsh weather conditions without proper shelter. This environment was not conducive for meand the other pigs. Now I’m a very smat pig but farmer jones doesn’t think so. I could be even smarter but farmer Jones doesn’t value our education. We were denied access to learning, critical thinking, and the opportunity to cultivate our intelligence. This lack of education stifled our potential and hindered our ability to rise above certain circumstances. Farmer jones treated us like we were mere commodities. We were basically slaves to farmer jones and he only used us for economic