Question

question 1 - 21
what inference can be made about why snowball is continually presented as the enemy to animal farm? choose the best response
napoleon is afraid that snowball may join with jones to retake the farm
napoleon is secretly in talks with snowball but doesnt want the animals to know
napoleon uses the \common enemy\ approach to blame away their problems and unite the animals against a common cause
napoleon does not want to take accountability for all his evil wrongdoings

Explanation:

In "Animal Farm", Napoleon creates a scape - goat in Snowball. By presenting Snowball as the enemy, he can redirect the animals' attention from his own mismanagement and unite them under the pretense of a common threat.

Answer:

Napoleon uses the "Common Enemy" approach to blame away their problems and unite the animals against a common cause