How Is Animal Farm Historically Accurate

Animal Farm, written by George Orwell in 1945, portrays the Russian Revolution by using animals on a farm as symbols of political figures, such as Lenin and Stalin, and historical events as well. Orwell often wrote books such as Animal farm so that he can reflect and share his concern on the political and social circumstances of his day@. After the animals were treated brutally, they decided to revolt and rule the farm on their own. This resulted in them being in the hands of Napoleon, who was one of the pigs. Napoleon was not the leader who they thought he was, but a corrupted dominator. This was much like the Russian Revolution where the citizens revolted against Czar and later resulting in having Stalin, who was much like Napoleon as their leader. The book was very convincing in getting the message of the Russian Revolution and how power can be dangerous when in the wrong hands, across to the readers.
He uses animals such as pigs for the rulers and animals such as chickens and horses for the citizens. He chose cleaner animals for the citizens to portray them in a more positive way compared to the leaders. The book, written in chronological order in comparison to the Russian Revolution, is historically accurate and includes the major leaders and events that occurred during the time of the Revolution making the book a metaphor of the