Why did the utopia in Animal Farm fail-Thesis Statement?

Question

What is a thesis statement for the falling of the utopia of animal farm

Answer 1

Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

or,

Inside every anarchist is a closet aristocrat.

The pigs became the very thing they fought against.

Answer 2

It's been well over a decade since I read the book in tenth grade and at that time my teacher pointed out that Animal Farm could be seen as both a comparison to the rise and fall of Communism in Russia and the rise and prediction of the fall of Communism in Russia (Animal Farm was published long before the fall of the Soviet Union after all). The farmer represented the czar, Old Major was kinda a cross of Lenin and Karl Marx, Napoleon was Stalin, Snowball was Trotsky. The uprising that overthrew the farmer would be the October Revolution and as the book progressed you see how the pigs become more like the farmer and mankind, more like capitalism coming to Russia.

So a thesis statement could be how Animal Farm compares to real world events.

Answer 3

i read that one this year. the answer is..............READ THE BOOK! ok fine, ill help 4 points... the utopia was to live in a place were humans didn't boss the animals around n' stuff but it failed bcuz at the end... important part here: the pigs bcame just like the men at the end!

Answer 4

Pigs sought power
Animals did not work for best interests of the group, but self-interest

Answer 5

Even animals can exhibit greed and ambition.

Answer 6

idk