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…, values, and a lot of “what is right, and what is wrong,” in this movie. What we witnessed in Animal Farm was a leader who was leading the animals, but his main concern was himself. Is it possible to lead without selfish motives? It is a great question when…

…after finishing the first few chapters of Animal Farm, how Orwell uses the animals of the farm to represent major political leaders of his time and show how a revolution comes into existence. Right from the beginning of the book Old Major, the old, wise…

…ANIMAL TESTING Question: Which personal care, non-pharmaceutical products are required by law to be tested on animals? Answer: None Yes that is right. There is NO law that requires companies to test their personal care and household…

…extreme there are those who say that it is quite all right for us to do whatever we like to animals. They say that God gave us such a right, since it is written in the bible (Genesis 1:26) that man has dominion over all creatures. If these tests give some…

….) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** “A Group Exposing Vivisection.” http://home.mira.net/~antiviv/index.htm. 12/18/00. “ANZCCART Humane Science.” www.adelaide.edu.au/ANZCCART/. 12/18/00. Brink, Susan. “Clashing Passions: Animal Rights and Animal Experimentation in Medical…

…with potentially profound consequences, which came about as a serendipitous by-product of brain research (Young 32). Animal rights activists assert that animal testing is essentially cruel. This argument misses the point that experiments usually want to disturb…

…This assertion is saying that there are differences between animals and humans and because of those differences we should have different rights. Humans already have more rights than animals and it is ridiculous how no one even recognizes…

…’t realize that his and the life of the animals was getting no better because of his motto, “Napoleon is always right, I will work harder”. Literary elements and techniques Orwell uses in his novel are personification and symbolism. For example when he…

…“Animal Farm” George Orwell For my book report, I read the book “Animal Farm” by George Orwell. It was a wonderful book with a hidden meaning. I was surprised at the powerful message this book sent. The setting of the book is November 1943…

…an animal they are hurting a leaving thing that has the right to live and the right to be treated with respect. There are people out there who kill animals for pleasure. This is not a very good thing. Cows, sheep, and chickens are for food reasons. Cats dogs…