1. Revolution often begins with rebellion against oppressive leadership. What injustices does Old Major point out when he calls the animals to their first meeting? Old Major points out the injustice of how the animals work for the harvest of the food, but are underfed. That the cows are robbed of their milk, the chickens of their eggs, and the horses of their offspring. All of this, and the humans themselves do not contribution of their own. 2. Is Old Major's assertion that all men are enemies correct? Give an example to defend your answer. In their current position, no man, at least to the reader’s knowledge, has attempted to treat the animals well. As far as the animals are concerned, all men are enemies. This thought-process, however, results in injustice of its own form. 3. Describe the following characters: Boxer, Moses and Clover. Boxer – A physically strong, but mentally …show more content…
How are commandments three through five different than the other commandments? Commandments three through five refer to habits of man to be avoided. 7. Which commandment(s) do the pigs begin to violate? The pigs begin to violate commandments one, four, and seven. The most commonly violated commandment is commandment seven, as they give the pig’s special privileges almost right off the bat. Soon after this they move in to the farm house, and sleep in beds, and trade with humans. 8. Who emerges as the leader of Animal Farm after the Battle of the Cowshed? Snowball arises as the leader after he sustains injuries in the Battle of Cowshed. He and Boxer are held as heroes, and are awarded with the title, “Animal Hero, First Class”. 9. Why does Mollie leave the farm? Mollie leaves the farm because she had little interest in rebellion. Mollie was only interested in herself. Vanity consumed her. She enjoyed the ribbons in her mane, and the sugar fed to her by the farmhands. 10. In terms of attitudes toward community and warfare, what are the differences between Napoleon and