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Animal Farm

Prior Knowledge

TermDefinition
Karl Marx The father of communism
Czar Nicholas II The leader of Russia in the early 1900s before the Russian Revolution.
Vladimir Lenin Used the Bolsheviks to overthrow the Czar of Russia.
Stalin and Trotsky Fought for power after Vladimir Lenin died
The Bolsheviks Were led by Vladimir Lenin to overthrow the Czar Of Russia
McCarthy Famous Politician who suspected and accused thousands of Americans of supporting communism.
Communism The idea of creating a society in which wealth and power is equally divided.
Symbol An object or picture that represents a big idea (like a flag).
Tyranny Cruel and unfair government.
Rebellion A fight against a government or those in power.
Manipulation To control or influence someone in a clever or unfair way.
Corruption Dishonest behavior by people in power.
Propaganda Information, often biased or misleading, used to promote a cause.
Name-Calling Using negative words to make an enemy look weak, stupid, or bad.
The Bandwagon Effect The idea that if everyone is doing it, then I should too.
Allegory A story where the characters and events are symbols for real-life people and events.
Scapegoat Person or group blamed for the mistakes or problems of others.
Slogan A short, easy-to-remember phrase used in advertising or politics.
Fear-mongering The idea that something terrible will happen if they don't follow the leader's rules.
The Red Scare Hysteria caused by Senator McCarthy accusing people of supporting communism.
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