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 Relevant //Animal Farm// Resources and Links:

Click here to listen to //Animal Farm// AF Audiobook on YouTube Note: Pt. 1 is from pgs 25-30, Pt. 2 is from 30-37, Pt. 3 is from 37-43, Pt. 4 is from 43-50, Pt. 5 is from 50-57, Pt. 6 is from 60-64, Pt. 7 is from 64-70.

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**Sample Intro Sentences: //Animal Farm// Critical Analysis/Key Word Essay**

George Orwell wrote //Animal Farm// as an allegory for the Russian Revolution. Using seemingly simple-minded animals, Orwell effectively captures the cause and consequences of standing up against authority.

**Sample Intro for //Animal Farm// Analytical Essay (Option 2):**

//Animal Farm// is a fable that demonstrates what happens when people allow leaders to abuse power and gain total control of individual lives. Using seemingly simple-minded animals, George Orwell effectively warns against governmental abuse of power and incites the reader to question authority. As an allegory, //Animal Farm// symbolizes the strategies Stalin used to gain and assert control over Russia, the conditions the Russian people endured through the Revolution, as well as predicts the future failure of Communism after the Russian Revolution.