What was one of orwell's inspirations for animal farm? a. he lived on a farm as a small boy b. he saw a boy whipping a horse c. he bought a farm when he became a successful writer d. he worked with animals when he attended school

The correct answer is B. He saw a boy whipping a horse

Explanation:

"Animal Farm" is a novel by the  English novelist George Orwell that was first published in 1945, in this allegorical novel Orwell uses animals to depict the Rusian Revolution and the Stalinist era during the twentieth century. This novel emerged as a result of the experiences of Orwell in the Spanish Civil War especially in relation to communism and the propaganda, as wells as the Stalinist era and the corruption of it. Additionally to this, one of Orwell's inspirations for this novel was that he saw a boy driving a carthorse and whipping the horse every time this animal tried to turn, this situation made Orwell's reflect on how strong the horse was in comparison to the boy, but the horse was unaware of his power and then Orwell compared the exploitations of animals to the exploitations of the proletariat, which is a social class of workers that had an important role in the Russian Revolution. As a result, Orwell decided to use animals to depict the exploitation of the proletariat in the Russian Revolution and the Stalinist. Thus, seeing a boy whipping was one of the most important inspirations of Orwell for writing "Animal Farm".

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