Answer:
Napoleon was treated like a very special animal by other animals in ways such as whenever he would appear publicly, he was heralded by black cockerel. A decree was passed that on Napoleon' birthday every there will be gun-firing as well on the other two anniversaries, and many other similar treatments were given to Napoleon to make him a very special animal.
The pigs want Napoleon to be considered special because he was the most powerful animal on the farm after Snowball ran away.
Explanation:
'Animal Farm' is a novel written by George Orwell. It is a fable that narrates the events during the Russian Revolution of 1917.
In Chapter 8, after Napoleon gained the rule over the farm, the pigs started treating him like a special animal. He appeared less in public and whenever he appeared he was heralded by a black cockerel along with his guard dogs. And there was an announcement to gun-fire on birthday of Napoleon every year and on the other two anniversaries. He was referred to as <em>'our Leader, Comrade Napoleon' </em>and no longer just Napoleon. He was given various titles such as <em>'Father of All Animals, Terror of Mankind, Protector of the Sheep-fold, Ducklings' Friend.'</em> By giving him these titles, animal began to treat him in a special manner.
The pigs want Napoleon to be considered special because, now, he was the leader of the farm after Snowball ran away. They were flattering Napoleon so that he will consider them above rest of the animals. They received favor of Napoleon by flattering and making him feel special.
According to Dr. Szasz, the medical model of mental illness involves the encouragement of the patients into believing that they are not responsible for their actions. Therefore, in this case, the correct answer is C. They treat patients by <span>increasing the opportunity for patients to take responsibility and seek treatment for their mental disorders</span>
The French and Dutch exploration were explorers who went into the "new world" and made colonies for their countries back home.
cultural hegemony? I think so
