Explanation: It all started when Old Major started talks about a rebellion against Mr. Jones because of how Mr. Jones decided to indulge in alcoholism and neglect the farm. All of this would result. All the animals met up to listen to Old Major say: "Remove man from the scene, and all hunger and overwork will be abolished." The animals took a liking to that idea and decided to revolt against Mr. Jones. "The Great Rebellion" then took place. The animals managed to takeover the farm where they renamed it "Animal Farm" and added 7 commandments, which are: "Whatever goes upon two legs are enemies, Whatever goes upon four legs or wings is a friend, No animals shall wear clothes, No animals shall sleep on beds, No animals shall drink alcohol, No animals shall kill each other and All animals are equal." A lot of the animals didn't understand this so he made a more simple commandment "Four legs good, two legs bad." which was very affective. After the battle, Old major then died, leaving the other pigs to take his place.
Glisser: 2
Windmill good.
DOGS , GET HIM!
FINE I'll LEAVE!
THIS IS NAPOLEON'S IDEA!
Explanation: After Old Major died, Mr. Jones returned back to the farm to take his vengeance on the animals. The Battle of Cowshed had one loss which was a chicken. After some time, Snowball made talks of building a windmill and how beneficial it would be to have one. Napoleon thought it was a waste of time and resources. He gets up and releases a high pitched noise, there, came nine of his trained dogs. They chased Snowball away from the farm.
Glisser: 3
THE MONEY ARE ALL FORGED!!!
They found out.
Explanation: The battle of The Windmill took place when the animals on the Animal Farm found out that Mr. Frederick has been sending them forged money for the supply of timber they sent to Mr. Frederick. They soon caught wind that the, animals of Animal Farm found out about their fraud and decided to take actions by blowing up the windmill, which left a lot of death on both sides. Mr. Frederick soon retreated, which Squealer considered a victory. "What victory?" said Boxer who was someone that was really supportive of Napoleon and Squealer.