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Anarel [89]
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2. Identily three ways that Napoleon tries to solidily his leadership position on the farm. How

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Cloud [144]2 years ago
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1. He chases Snowball off the farm and spreads rumors about Snowball being a traitor and trying animals in a trial who opposed him and accused of working with Snowball

2. Approaching animals separately and manipulating them

3. Using Squealer as a prolific speaker

4. Implementing the use of propaganda a using fear techniques to influence the animals (his Nine fierce dogs)

Explanation:

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