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Animal Farm

An Allegory of the Russian Revolution

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ALLEGORY:

• A work (book, play, movie, etc.) in which the characters and events represent other things, as well as a deeper symbolic (often moral or political) meaning

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Karl Marx & Frederick Engels

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Economy

• The production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services

(How stuff and work gets made/happens, moved around, and used up)

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Communism—a Utopia

• A utopia (Greek for “no place”)=an ideal—a place where everything is perfect and everyone is happy

• Communism—an idea of a utopia based on the principal of equality and sharing—everybody works, everybody shares

• --”From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs”

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Russian Peasants--feudalism

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St. Petersburg, 1917

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Tsar Nicholas II & Family

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Vladimir Lenin—the Bolsheviks

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Socialism

• A system of government where the state controls the means of production (the ways stuff gets made) and distribution (who gets the stuff and how)

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Leon Trotsky & Joseph Stalin