Active Reading, Animal Farm Chapters 8-10
As Napoleon takes over leadership of the farm, a new social and political structure emerges. This restructuring leads to many changes in power and privilege among the animals. As you read, use the diagram below to record and compare the living conditions of the pigs with the living conditions of the other animals.
Life for the Pigs
The pigs live in farmhouse
Napoleon is waited on
The pigs sleep in beds
The pigs work shorter hours
The pigs sleep longer hours
The pigs gained the rights to the milk
The pigs had more rations
Life for the Other Animals
They live in the barn
They wait on Napoleon
They sleep in hay
They worked longer hours
They did not have excess to the milk
They had lesser rations
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“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”. ... “No one believes more firmly than Comrade Napoleon that all animals are equal. ... But Some Animals Are More Equal Than Others.”.pdf-source
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