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    Propaganda in ANIMAL FARM

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    The document discusses various techniques of propaganda used in Animal Farm. Old Major uses a simple, memorable song to teach the animals. Squealer later uses fearmongering and complex explanations to persuade the animals to accept the pigs taking apples and milk. Snowball and Napoleon spread their ideas widely. Each faction develops slogans to promote their candidate for leadership. Squealer uses language the animals don't understand to justify Napoleon's policy changes. Napoleon bans the song "Beasts of England" and introduces a new song. Squealer reads statements to the animals to explain their constant hunger. Napoleon instructs pigeons to use slogans when speaking to animals at other farms.

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    The document discusses various techniques of propaganda used in Animal Farm. Old Major uses a simple, memorable song to teach the animals. Squealer later uses fearmongering and complex explanations to persuade the animals to accept the pigs taking apples and milk. Snowball and Napoleon spread their ideas widely. Each faction develops slogans to promote their candidate for leadership. Squealer uses language the animals don't understand to justify Napoleon's policy changes. Napoleon bans the song "Beasts of England" and introduces a new song. Squealer reads statements to the animals to explain their constant hunger. Napoleon instructs pigeons to use slogans when speaking to animals at other farms.

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    The document discusses various techniques of propaganda used in Animal Farm. Old Major uses a simple, memorable song to teach the animals. Squealer later uses fearmongering and complex explanations to persuade the animals to accept the pigs taking apples and milk. Snowball and Napoleon spread their ideas widely. Each faction develops slogans to promote their candidate for leadership. Squealer uses language the animals don't understand to justify Napoleon's policy changes. Napoleon bans the song "Beasts of England" and introduces a new song. Squealer reads statements to the animals to explain their constant hunger. Napoleon instructs pigeons to use slogans when speaking to animals at other farms.

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    Propaganda In ANIMAL FARM

    Propaganda 1: Old Major uses some techniques of propaganda in


    his speech to the animals - he teaches them a simple, easy-to-
    remember song…

    Propaganda 2: Although the sheep, hens and ducks may not fully
    understand what it means, they all memorize the slogan…

    Propaganda 3: Squealer uses several clever techniques to


    persuade the other animals to accept that the pigs will keep all
    the apples and milk. He tells the animals…

    He also plays off the animals' fears by telling them that…

    He also later explains the bed situation by…

    Propaganda 4: Snowball and Napoleon spread their ideas as


    widely as possible by using…

    Propaganda 5: Pilkington and Frederick engage in anti-Animal


    Farm propaganda, that consists of…

    Propaganda 6: Each faction - the one that supports Napoleon and


    the one that supports Snowball - develops its own simple slogan
    to persuade animals to vote for that candidate these are…

    Propaganda 7: When the animals ask why, if the windmill was


    Napoleon's idea, he spoke so strongly against it, Squealer uses a
    word that the animals don’t understand. This word is…

    Propaganda 8: Napoleon bans the song 'Beasts of England' and


    replaces it with a new song…

    Propaganda 9: When the animals become upset because they are


    always hungry, Squealer starts reading to them every Sunday
    from long strips of paper, telling them that…

    Propaganda 10: Napoleon tells the pigeons that he sends out to


    neighboring farms to use slogans…

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