Question

Give two examples of how Squealer says things are better now than when they were under Mr. Jones.

Answer 1

Answer:

In 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell, Squealer, the porker, elevates to a position of prominence because of his astonishing ability to persuade the other animals into agreeing with Napoleon even when it is not in their best interest

Answer 2

Answer:

Major blames the animals' suffering solely on their human oppressors. Mr. Jones and his ilk have been exploiting animals for ages, Major says, taking all of the products of their labor—eggs, milk, dung, foals—for themselves and producing nothing of value to offer the animals in return.

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