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- Slide: 1
- Major tells the animals about the cruelty of humanity. He tells them that Farmer Jones was evil and that the animals should start a rebellion.
- Beasts of England
- This is significant because it shows a turning point, as the animals start to think about rebelling.
- Slide: 2
- The pigs lead the rebellion and chase Farmer Jones and the other humans off the farm. They organize Major's advice into seven commandments, and they write them on the barn wall.
- This shows how the animals rebelled against the humans, which is obviously a turning point in the book.
- Slide: 3
- Napoleon and Snowball are constantly disagreeing. The other animals realize that the pigs had taken the milk and apples for themselves.
- HEY!
- This shows deception from the pigs, which could lead to further conflict between the animals and their perfect society.
- Slide: 4
- Jones attempts to get his farm back, but Snowball and the other animals drive the humans off the farm in the Battle of the Cowshed.
- This shows the determination of the animals to obtain a perfect society.
- Slide: 5
- Plans for building a windmill were negotiated, and Napoleon and Snowball's tensions rose about this topic. Napoleon made his dogs attack Snowball, which drove him off the farm.
- This shows how not all the animals could agree on something, so one animal resorted to harming another animal.
- Slide: 6
- A storm comes and knocks down the windmill, and Snowball is accused of knocking it down. The pigs move into the farmhouse.
- Yes sir
- Bring the other pigs in.
- This shows how the pigs broke the seven commandments, because they state every animal is equal, but the pigs have more luxury.
- Slide: 7
- Napoleon starves the hens until they agree to sell their eggs, and some animals confess that they are allied with Snowball and are executed by the dogs.
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- Good Booooooooy
- This shows the rise of tyranny and corruption within the community.
- Slide: 8
- The farmer, Mr. Fredrick and his men destroy the windmill, and Napoleon and the pigs start to drink alcohol.
- Napoleon, you are gaining quite the beer belly.
- Execute him Sheldon Lee Cooper you dawg.
- OK
- This shows the leaders of the community breaking the original rules of society, and then changing the rules while manipulating the lower class.
- Slide: 9
- Boxer, who was the animal who worked the hardest grows old and weak, and is sent to the horse slaughterer.
- BY GUYS!
- SLAUGHTER
- This shows more lies and more deception from the leaders.
- Slide: 10
- Napoleon and the pigs start walking on their hind legs, and the seven commandments are erased and replaced with a single phrase-"All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others."
- Hail Comrade Napoleon
- This is a very important part of the book because in the beginning of the book, the humans were enemies, corrupt, and unjust. At the end of the book, which is depicted on this slide, the animals act the same as the humans and even walk like them.
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