Rebellion In George Orwell's Animal Farm

• The animals on Manor Farm gather to discuss Major's dream on his plans for a Rebellion against the humans.
• After Major's Rebellion talk, he teaches all the animals a song called" Beasts of England".
• Everyone follows along in singing the song, and this leads to Mr. Jones firing his gun out his window, scared the animals go to sleep.
• Major sadly dies three months later, but the animals still want to go along with the Rebellion plan.
• The Rebellion is now led by two pigs Napoleon and Snowball.
• The pigs/hogs hold meetings with the entire barn to ensure that everyone's convinced about the Rebellion.
• Some animals are hesitant, but the hogs are victorious with getting the animals to agree with the Rebellion.
• When Mr. Jones loses his money, he turns to drinking and stops feeding and caring for his animals,
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The animals finally get tired off Mr.Jones and begin their revolt.

• When Mr. Jones and his friends arrive at the farm, the animals attack them and kick them off the farm.
• The animals are now controlling the farm and create their own rules.
• Snowball paints the sign to Animal Farm and paints the Seven Commandments of Animalism on the barn wall.
• The pigs start taking the cow’s milk for themselves.
• The animals have challenges working with human tools, but they surprisingly get all the farm work done quicker.
• On Sundays, the barn meets with Napoleon and Snowball to discuss ideas for the farm and sing the" Beasts of England".
• Since the pigs know how to read and write, they undertake in teaching the other animals to do the

same.
• The animals are unable to read or memorize the Seven Commandments of Animalism so it's shortened to:”Four legs good, two legs bad."
• The news starts to get around about the Animal Farm and other farm animals begin humming" Beasts of England".
• Mr. Jones and his friends rounded up with a gun and sticks to recapture the farm back.
• The animals successfully defeat Mr. Jones, but a sheep on the farm is sadly killed by the gun.
• The animals decided to hang Mr. Jones's gun on a flagpole and fire it on the anniversaries of the and name the event Battle of the Cowshed.
• Mollie, the horse, decides that she wants to abandon the Animal Farm and the Rebellion, after Mollie's petted by a human.
• Snowball decides to introduce his idea of a windmill to the farm, but Napoleon disagrees and destroys Snowball's diagram.
• When Snowball discusses his idea at the meeting, Snowballs ran off the farm by nine dogs that has trained.
• Napoleon tells the animals his plans for them to build the windmill.
• Many of the animals disagree with the idea, but Squealer and the dogs convince all the animals of the become the windmill idea
• The animals are very happy with their lives on the farm, but they don't get as much food on the farm.
• The windmill construction takes up a lot of time, so crops aren't planted promptly and the harvest isn't well.
• The farm needs more supplies, so the pigs begin trade with other farms.
• The pigs even break their own rules and sleep in a human bed.
• Napoleon accuses Snowball of blowing down the windmill, so the animals have to rebuild it again.
• The farm isn't doing well and Napoleon blames everything on Snowball.
• Napoleon believes that Snowballs a spy and that traitors are on the farm.
• The four pigs and other animals on the farm confess to spying for Snowball, and they're killed by the dogs.
• When the animals on the farm are killed the commandments are broken.
• The animals round-up after the deaths to sing" Beasts of England"; Squealer silences them and says that the song has been eliminated.
• The song is replaced with the new song "Our Comrade Napoleon".
• Napoleon has now upgraded himself from all the other animals.
• The windmill is finally finished by the animals, and Napoleon now sells lumber to Frederick, but the money's forged.
• Frederick and his men attack the farm and the animals run in fear.
• The windmill's blown up by Frederick and this anger the animals.
• The animals victoriously beat the men, but animals are seriously wounded and killed.
• In battle Boxer, the horse gets hurts but he continues to work hard, and this leads to his death in the hospital.
• Squealer decides that the animals need to rebuild the windmill.
• When Napoleon announces he's dying, he begins drinking and this breaks the commandment of no animals drinking liquor.
• The pigs begin wearing green ribbons on their tails on Sunday and they're taught by Napoleon.
• The animals take part in Spontaneous Demonstration to celebrate the troubles and achievements on the Animal Farm.
• The farm holds an election for president and Napoleon wins the position.
• The years past and several animals of the Rebellion have died.
• The pigs begin to walk on two legs, and the sheep protest, "Four legs good, two legs better", the commandment changes again.
• There is only one commandment on the farm: "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others”.
• The pigs now wear human clothes and carry around whips.
• Napoleon takes away the use of "Comrade", Sunday marches and changes the farm's name back to Manor Farm.
• The animals now can't tell who the pigs are and who the humans are.