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Major's Speech
Major gives a speech to his fellow barn animals about equality amongst themselves. (Major, in this scene, represents Karl Marx of 1848) Duing this time major brought the beast of england song -
Chaos Within Manor Farm
The animals begin to take notice to how horribly mistreated they are by Farmer Jones. This is closely similar to how Czar Nicholas II treated his people during his ruling. -
Major Bites the Dust
3 days after Major gives his speech, he dies in his sleep. (Much like Marx who dies years after his speeches) -
The Explusion of Jones
At the beginning of the rebellion they turned on their owner, farmer jones, which caused him to run and abandon the farm with everything in it. Because of this they gained control of Manor Farm and took control of their own lives. Farmer Jones represents Czar Nicholas II who was expelled and later killed. -
"Animal Farm"
Considering that pigs were and always have been recognized as the more superior animals of the farm, two young boars named Snowball & Napoleon stepped up to the plate and took position as the new leaders. "Manor Farm" then turned into "Animal Farm" -
Snowball & Napoleon Fight for Position
Napoleon and Snowball couldn't go a day without debating, even if it was their own personal interests. Napoleon occasionaly won by scrutinizing some of the supporters; while Snowball usually won through his convincing speeches. These scenarios represent those between Stalin and Trotsky. -
The Battle of Cowshed
This event was encouraged by the return of a vengful jones and company. his goal was to take back what was rightfully his, Manor Farm or now known as animal farm. The plane endded up being a fail attempt, resulting in Jones fleeing once again. -
Snowball Expulsion
Snowball, during one of his speeches, was unexpectedly chased out of the property by Napoleon's police dogs. This scene represents the time when Trotsky was deported in the Russian Revolution. -
Building of The Windmill
Napoleon has now ordered the Windmill to be built. This represents Russia's industrial boom. -
famine of the hens
Due to Napoleon's tough rein, the hens then complained towards Napoleon. The result of this event was deathly. -
Animals on Trial
Napoleon, who has now let leadership get to his head, has suspicion of some of the animals being unloyal. To punish them, he had his police dogs slaughter them. In real time, The Great Purge had killed multitudes of people, which most belong to the military. -
The Battle of Windmill
Napoleon, along with the many others on "Animal Farm" were tricked out of their supplies due to the checks being forgeries. As an end result, Animal farm was once again invaded. This was also the second time the windmill was destroyed - but this time it was handled by man. This resembles the start of ww1. Hitler tricked russia not to attack germany, which he then attacked russia himself. -
Treaty
One night, Napoleon had guests over in the farmhouse garden. The other animals were strucken with curiousity and decided to peek through the window. They witnessed an agreement between Pilkington and Napoleon stating that they were now allies not enemies. The animals now realized that with Jones there or not, things were still the same. This event matches the treaty which divided Germany in the 1940's.