Which events in Animal Farm correctly match historical events? Select THREE options.

-Marx's publishing of The Communist Manifesto parallels Snowball's development of various committees.

-The rebellion against Tsar Nicholas II parallels the animals' rebellion against Jones.

-Lenin's renaming of Russia to the USSR parallels Snowball and Napoleon's renaming of Manor Farm to Animal Farm.

-Stalin's takeover of the USSR parallels the humans' attack in the Battle of the Cowshed.

-The development of the Communist Party parallels the development of Animalism

The Answer is: 2,3,5.

The three events in "Animal Farm" that correctly match historical events are:

* The rebellion against Tsar Nicholas II parallels the animals' rebellion against Jones.

* Lenin's renaming of Russia to the USSR parallels Snowball and Napoleon's renaming of Manor Farm to Animal Farm.

* The development of the Communist Party parallels the development of Animalism.

In the novella "Animal Farm" by George Orwell (1945), one moment in which one can spot the similarity with reality is the animals' rebellion against Jones because it represents the Revolution of 1917 in which Russian people revolted against Tsar Nicholas II. Both peoples were tired of the authoritarian rule. Another event is the Napoleon's renaming of Manor Farm to Animal Farm and the changing of Russia's name to the Russian Soviet Republic in 1918. Another event is the development of Animalism, which is the idea of rising up against man, and the development of the Communist Party presented in the Karl Marx's book, "Communist Manifesto".