Key Words taken from Animal Farm by George Orwell.
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Napoleon |
Napoleon is one of the leaders among the pigs.
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animalism |
Animalism is the idea that animals will only work for themselves.
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Communist |
A person who believes in communism.
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religion |
He practiced his religion peacefully and lovingly.
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rebellion |
He is a rebel, he led the rebellion.
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propaganda |
The spreading of ideas and information - giving only the government's opinion.
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revolution |
Earth takes 365 days to complete its revolution around the sun.
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violence |
Ahimsa means non violence.
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allegory |
An allegory is a story about animals that represent real people and events.
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selfish |
Ebenezer Scrooge is a grumpy and selfish old man.
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Education |
Education is the formal process of giving and receiving instruction.
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scapegoat |
A scapegoat is someone who is singled out and punished for something they haven't done.
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Utopia |
A utopia is a place that is perfect.
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windmill |
A windmill is an attractive building.
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