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Published on Nov 21, 2015
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1.
SQUEALER
BY: WHIT HUTTO
2.
IMPORTANCE
He is important to the story because
he told propaganda to the other animals
just like Communist Russia told there
their citizens.
3.
THE RIGHT HAND MAN
Squealer was Napoleon's right hand man
Squealer was actually the brains of the orgnaization
Squealer was very convincing and led the animals astray
Was actually a puppet of Napoleon's though
becuse he did whatever was asked without complaing
4.
KARL MARX
Squealer related to Karl Marx
Squealer and Karl where both convincing with words
and made communism look like a great theory.
Squealer also related to Communist Russia though.
5.
COMMUNIST RUSSIA
Animal Farm is an easy history of Communsit
Russia, but with animals and the animals
each relate to a person or class in Russia. Squealer
relates to Karl Marx and newspaers and speakers
that lied to their citizens and the rest of the world during this time
6.
COMMUNIST RUSSIA 2
Napoleon alos tried making the farm industrial
with the windmill and created food portions
for the animals while he got all of the food he wanted
just like the rich did in Russia to the poor people
that actually worked and practially starved
7.
SUMMERIZER
Squealer relates to the theme becuase he is a summerizer
and the point of the book is to be a grown up book but,
with a really easy meaning to understand and he sums
what is happenign up. For example the line "sum animals
are equal but some are more than others"
8.
POWER
Power is menacing is another theme
and Nopaleon has all of the power but
Squealer helps him get that power by
using his way with words to help
control the farm and let Napoleon do evil things and be a hypocrite
9.
WORKS CITED
share.nanjing-school.com
, slide 1
kittychow-animalfarm.weebly.com
, slide 2
randommusings2010.blogspot.com
, slide 3
danielboehme.com
, slide 4
commons.m.wikimedia.org
, slide 5
10.
WORKS CITED 2
en.m.wikipedia.org
, slide 6
Rumblesfromthevent.blogspot.com
, slide 7
bestthinking.com
, slide 8
www.history.com/topics/karl-marx
Whit Hutto
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