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Power and Privileges Language as an Ideological Weapon Educational System Schools and Television Animals are divided into Those who can read and Write Literate Educated and Powerful and Empowered ID: 1019924

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1. Power of LanguageReading, Writing, Teaching=Power and Privileges

2. Language as an Ideological Weapon

3. Educational System

4. Schools and Television

5. Animals are divided into Those who can read and Write= Literate, Educated, and Powerful, and Empowered

6. Those who can not read and write: Disempowered and Weak

7. Division of society into Brain workers (Pigs) and Muscle Workers (other animals especially the horse Boxer)

8. Animal Classes before and after the revolution

9. Words Turned into conflicting Ideologies and Resolutions

10. The Raven, Moses, and His Sugar candy Mountain

11. Education means the ability to Control and Lead

12. To establish Committees

13. What is Leadership?

14. Leadership Conflicts

15. Pre-revolution Conditions

16. Hunger

17. Destroy man and Everything that he Stands for

18. Dog chains and Whips

19. Nose bits and reins

20. Ribbons and Blinkers

21. Burn and destroy Man

22. Primordial Form of a State: Change in the Name

23. Hoisting A flag

24. General Assembly=Parialment

25. Taking Resolutions and planning

26. Harness Room as Headquarter

27. Mr. Jones’ house as a Museum

28. A national day and anthem and Military Decoration

29. Thank You

30.