How does the first chapter of animal farm demonstrate that the story is allegory

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How does the first chapter of animal farm demonstrate that the story is allegory ? Mr. Jones represents the activists who fought against imperialism in Europe. The farm represents the Germans who fought the United States and its allies. The animals represent England, the USSR, and the United States during World War II. The hardworking animals on the farm represent the labor class of the Soviet Union.

The hardworking animals on the farm represent the labor class of the Soviet Union.

Explanation:

"Animal farm" was written to be a great allegory about the influential political systems at the time the book was written. The author wanted to make a great criticism of all of them, as well as their leaders who represented illusory and foul concepts.

We can see that the story is an allegory in the first chapter, when the author presents the farm animals divided into classes that represented the working class of the Soviet Union. With that, the author made an allegory the fall of the Russian monarchy and the dissolution of the USSR.

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