The purpose of a revolution, as history has shown, is to fight some sort of political

or social injustice suffered by a group of the general public. Typically a minority of the

population, in search of a better lifestyle fights back against the oppression they have

been forced to endure. History is full of countless examples of this. Two such notable

revolutions are the French and Russian movements, though they occurred at completely

different time periods they share common similarities. Many times in the course of a

revolution the initial goals of the revolting group are enjoyed and for a short period of

time a general sense of accomplishment is felt by the induction of new ideas. However as

seen in the French and Russian revolutions the leadership that was so strongly opposed is

returned to power with little change noted on the surface.

Author George Orwell in his recent novel Animal Farm writes a very effective

political allegory of not only......

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