Feedback January 19-23- Tyranny, Injustice and Self-determination in Animal Farm

In your own words define, tyranny, injustice and self-determination and then using examples from Animal Farm explain how they all relate to the overthrow of Farmer Jones.
Tyranny is an unfair and unjust way of ruling by an autocrat or one person. Injustice is an unfair or unjust way of treating someone else. Self-determination is someone's or something's right to choose for itself.
Farmer Jones was an autocrat and a tyranny to the animal's point of view, who took away their harvest and the commodities they produced. The animals had no such idea as justice or self-determination and just led their lives. And then came the pigs who were the brain stormers, who thought of all the possible ideas and decisions. They told the animal that they were only doing it for justice as Farmer Jones was injustice. And so the animals started to dream about their life with self-determination and no one ruling over them. All these ideas presented by the pigs caused the animals to go against the farmer and overthrow him.