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    Animal Farm Conflicts The first conflict i noticed while reading this book was the conflict between the animals and Mr.Jones‚ The Animals V.S Mr.Jones. The animal are sick of being treated poorly by him‚ The drinking problem he has developed is the cause of this and the terrible job he is doing running the farm but he has control over all the animals. Mr.Jones takes all the product of their labor but gives nothing of value to the animals in return. This conflict is resolved when the animals revolt

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    George Orwell’s 1945 political allegory ‘Animal Farm’ explores several major concerns. These depicted in the novel and excerpt include propaganda and duplicity as well as intelligence and education as tools of oppression. In order for the pigs to control the lives and viewpoints of the other animals they use propaganda and duplicity to their advantage. Propaganda is the form of communication that serves the purpose of deceiving or fooling others. Squealers uses propaganda to good effect when he

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    In the book Animal Farm by George Orwell the political allegory was the Russian Revolution. This book mocks the totalitarianism of the Russian Revolution. Everything happens the same way in the book as the revolution but instead the people are represented as animals on a farm and farmers. The animals felt they were being treated cruel so they decided to over throw the farmer Mr. Jones. After the revolution the pigs who were the leaders of the revolution decided to take over. The ironic part in all

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    The Body Farm By; Patricia Cornwell The novel‚ The Body Farm‚ written by Patricia Cornwell‚ follows the life of a forensic pathologist as she investigates the murder of a child. Forensic pathologist‚ Dr. Kay Scarpetta‚ works in conjunction with the FBI Investigative Support Unit‚ to find and preserve evidence that others have missed. During the investigation Dr. Scarpetta finds photographic evidence of a mark on the body that was previously looked over by local investigators. This causes her

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    Animal Farm is set on the Mannor Farm‚ during the chaotic time of an animal revolution. The main characters include Snowball‚ a inventive‚ effervescent pig‚ who took over after Jones left. Napoleon is a Berkshire Boar and is vastly different from Snowball. He’s strong minded‚ selfish‚ and pompous. He and snow ball are in constant conflict until Snowball was chased off the farm by Napoleon’s dogs. Other character’s include Jones‚ the owner of the farm‚ who was constantly drunk and treated the animals

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    Animal Farm Personally‚ I believe that the classic book‚ Animal Farm‚ is one that all should enjoy and prosper from. It is written by Eric Blair‚ or as he is better known‚ George Orwell. The whole book is a giant metaphor comparing the corruption of the Soviet Union (under the rule of the Communist Party) into the form of animals on a farm. Each animal represents a specific leader in that time. This utopian novel also has many unique themes that mostly everyone can relate to. They range from

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    “The farm was more prosperous now‚ and better organized; it had even been enlarged by two fields which had been bought from Mr. Pilkington. The windmill had been successfully completed at last‚ and the farm possessed a threshing machine and a hay elevator of its own‚ and various new buildings had been added to it” [p.128]. All of these modern new machines had been due- according to Squealer- to Napoleon’s hard work and love for the animals on the farm. When in reality it had been gained on the backs

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    used to generate electricity. By the late 1920’s farms across the US were using small wind turbines to generate electricity for farmhouses‚ irrigation and other reasons since the electrical grid was slow in reaching many locations. In 1927 the brothers Joe Jacobs and Marcellus Jacobs opened a factory‚ Jacobs Wind in Minneapolis to produce wind turbine generators for farm use. These would typically be used for lighting or battery charging‚ on farms out of reach of central-station electricity and distribution

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    should treat boys & girls equally:-In olden days there was a conservative society. People gave more importance to boys as compared to girls. According to them boys were given importance as they had to go outside and had to do a job. so they needed more care and more strength. Girls were not allowed to go out. They had to live inside the homes and do house hold work. Boys were given education but girls were not allowed to get education as they were not allowed to do any job. Girls and boys should be

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    history of the Boy Scouts. The history provides viable information about the publics that provided insight into on how to properly reach our audiences. The secondary research was also conducted to find information about the issues the Alligator District Boy Scouts program is facing. This is imperative because it is important to find out what the parents perception of the Boy Scouts are. The secondary research recognized various issues that are distorting the safe and warm image Boy Scouts want to

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