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32 Cards in this Set
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Russia |
Animal farm |
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The czar |
Farmer jones |
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Marx, communism |
Old major (old pig) |
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Stalin |
Napoleon |
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Trotsky |
Snowball (pig) |
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Communist newspaper, pravda |
Squealer (pig) |
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KGB |
The puppies |
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The working people who trust their leaders and do what ever their told |
Boxer (big horse) |
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The people who never believe what the leader says |
Benjamin (donkey) |
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The working woman |
Clover (mare) |
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Shallow people who love luxuries and don't care abut freedom and others |
Mollie (white mare) |
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Repeat anything their leader tells them |
The sheep |
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Russian state church |
Moses (Raven) |
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Propaganda |
Pigeons |
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People who look out for themselves |
Cat (suck up) |
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England |
Pilkington (famer) |
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Germany |
Frederick |
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Battle between the red armies and white amries |
The battle of cowshed |
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The international song of comunist |
The beasts of England |
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Bad name given to others in order to create condemnation or rejection |
Name calling |
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Words appealing to our emotions |
Glittering generalities |
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Carrying over authority, Sanction or prestige of something we respect or revere |
Transfer |
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Well known person endorsing a person or product |
Testimonial |
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Appear to be "just like me" |
Plain folks |
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Following whatever or whoever is popular at the time |
Band wagon |
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Threatening bad to come if something either does or does not happen |
Fear |
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Brief humor us story where animals speak and act like humans |
Fable |
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A story that can be read in 2 levels |
Allegory |
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A form of literature to make certain someone looks foolish or stupid |
Satire |
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Something happening or sad completely opposite of what you would expect |
Irony |
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When the reader knows what going on but the characters don't |
Dramatic irony |
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A depiction of an ideal but non existent society |
Lithopia |