21. page 99: the original intent of animalism (communism) was to abolish social classes for the sake of…

21. page 99: the original intent of animalism (communism) was to abolish social classes for the sake of equality. explain how napoleon has created an elite (privileged) social class with the new piglets. cite one textual evidence. he gives the new piglets special priveliys by \n22. page 101: what is ironic about the fact that napoleon introduces spontaneous demonstrations?

21. page 99: the original intent of animalism (communism) was to abolish social classes for the sake of equality. explain how napoleon has created an elite (privileged) social class with the new piglets. cite one textual evidence. he gives the new piglets special priveliys by \n22. page 101: what is ironic about the fact that napoleon introduces spontaneous demonstrations?

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Brief Explanations:

For question 21, in Animal Farm, Napoleon gives new piglets special privileges like education and better - living conditions, which goes against the original aim of Animalism to abolish social classes. Textual evidence could be that the piglets are educated separately and are groomed to be the new ruling class. For question 22, the term "Spontaneous Demonstrations" is ironic because they are not actually spontaneous. Napoleon and the pigs control and organize them to maintain their power and manipulate the other animals into believing in the success of the farm and their leadership.

Answer:

  1. Napoleon gives new piglets special education and living conditions, going against Animalism's aim. Textual evidence: Piglets are educated separately to be the ruling class.
  2. The "Spontaneous Demonstrations" are not actually spontaneous; they are controlled by Napoleon and the pigs for their own power - maintaining and animal - manipulating purposes.