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By Jerry J

  Mistreats his animals, beats them, and is a bad ruler to them  Cruel and mean, leaves his animals to starve  Has a kinder side, puts milk in their food Mr. Jones from AF

  Poor leader and was never taught to rule  Cruel and brutal to his political opponents  Somewhat kind, as he hired starving students as spies, essentially giving them money. Czar Nicholas II

  Smart, good speaker, good with people  Wants a better future for his comrades  The natural leader of the Revolution  Chased into exile by opponents forces (Napoleon’s dogs) Snowball from AF

  A leader of the October Revolution  Pure Communist, followed Marx  Wants to improve life for all in Russia  Chased away by Lenin’s KGB (secret police) Leon Trotsky

  Created Animalism  Dies before the Revolution takes place  Created an idea, and inspired the Revolution Old Major from AF

  Created Communism  Dies before the Revolution starts  His idea started part of the Russian Revolution Karl Marx

  No social classes; no rich and no poor  Workers have a better life  All animals are equal  Animals have full control on the farm  Animals will no longer work for humans, and all animals will be equal. Animalism from AF

  No social classes; no rich and no poor  Workers get a better life  All people are equal  People own the government.  Workers will no longer work for capitalists. Communism

  Not smart, bad speaker, unlike Snowball  Has an ambition fro power, exiled opponents  Used the dogs, his own police, to control animals and chase away Snowball Napoleon from AF

  Not educated, bad speaker, unlike Trotsky  Cares only for power, killed opponents  Used KGB (secret police) Joseph Stalin

  An army that used fear to force animals to work  Killed or intimidated any opponent of Napoleon  Essential tool of Napoleon’s strategy to control animals The Dogs from AF

  Enforcers used to support Stalin  Used force; often killed entire families for disloyalty to Stalin  Completely loyal to Stalin and Lenin KGB – The Secret Police

Credits Credits to Animal Farm by George Orwell