Animal Farm

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Across
  1. 2. One of the mothers of the puppies who Napoleon took to create his army.
  2. 3. The creator of communism. Compared to in the story with Old Major.
  3. 5. Seen as the simpler beings in the book. Often prevented debate by chanting, “Four legs good, two legs bad.”
  4. 8. Owner of the farm who tricked Napoleon by giving him fake money in exchange for the timber he was selling.
  5. 11. The old donkey who believed that nothing will ever change, throughout the story.
  6. 12. Owner of the farm before the revolution. Often used as a threat of why Napoleon was doing his actions.
  7. 14. Represented in the story by Moses the Raven, often through his tales and stories that he has heard.
  8. 15. The book's comparison to communism.
  9. 17. Author of the story.
  10. 21. Song sang through the majority of the Animal revolution. Originally introduced by Old Major.
  11. 23. In the book, they were seen as a more intelligent and thus more powerful being.
  12. 26. Human partner who dealt with all monetary things used on Animal Farm.
  13. 28. Neighboring farm owned by Mr. Fredrick
  14. 30. Original name of the farm before the animals took over.
Down
  1. 1. The main convincing point of Snowball’s debate.
  2. 4. A symbol of humans. Was supposed to be turned into a museum, but after Napoleon took over, he eventually began using it again for the pigs.
  3. 6. The building that Napoleon took credit for planning. It was knocked down multiple times due to weather and battle.
  4. 7. The Russian revolution version of Napoleon
  5. 9. Napoleon's mean and brutal army throughout his uprising.
  6. 10. Rules that were originally set after the revolution. They were slowly altered to fit Napoleon’s agenda.
  7. 13. The definition term of the animals (or people) taking over a higher power for a better cause.
  8. 16. The initial leader of the revolution in the book, who was later overruled.
  9. 18. The horse who often suspects that Napoleon is breaking the commandments. Always blame herself thinking she forgot the commandments because we changed to fit Napoleon’s agenda.
  10. 19. The story’s comparison to the dogs. Was used in the Russian revolution to force support for Stalin.
  11. 20. A horse that didn’t follow all of the rules of the rebellion. Often hiding and enjoying human things that were forbidden.
  12. 22. The character in the story that introduced the idea of Animalism, but died before he could actually see it come to be.
  13. 24. The horse in the story that was strong and hardworking. Worked for whoever was leading, and didn’t rest until Napoleon sent him to be killed.
  14. 25. The first battle between Jones and the animals. Named Battle of the _____.
  15. 27. Owner of neighboring Foxwood farm.
  16. 29. Small pig that would go around the farm, and claim that everything Napoleon did was for the good of the farm.