Charles asks…
What was the Battle of the Windmill in Animal Farm?
Can you just explain to me what happened and what it was all about please?
admin answers:
The Battle of the Windmill was where the previous owners of the farm tried to re-take it from the animals. It is a metaphor for the Russian Civil War, which followed the Bolshevik Revolution, where those who were loyal to the Czar fought to overthrow the Communists.
Steven asks…
In the book animal farm why are they building a windmill?
In the book animal farm why are they building a windmill?
admin answers:
In the story it is Snowball’s original idea to improve conditions on the farm for the animals, but Napoleon steals the idea and makes it seem like it was his plan all along, even though he opposed it in the beginning. The animals eagerly accept the plans for a windmill because it will make their lives easier by providing electricity and mechanical power. Napoleon meanwhile is just trying to keep the animals busy.
In an allegorical context, it is Stalin’s plan to unify the Soviet Union as the above mentioned.
Daniel asks…
describe the outcomes of the three attempts to implement the windmill in animal farm to the five year plan?
please help i dont really get it. but heres the full question:
In the Soviet Union, Stalin had frequent Five-year Plans in which he would force the workers to go all out for some industrial goal, usually not achieved. What in the to book parallels the Five Year Plan? In a paragraph, describe the outcomes of the three attempts to implement the parallel to the Five Year Plan.
admin answers:
I really don’t know, but you’re smart.
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