Which of the following statements pertain to the principles of animalism? Select all that apply.

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Animalism in Animal Farm is a set of rules made by the animals and the statements that are included in the Animalism rules are that If you walk upright, you are not a friend. and We like anyone who can fly.

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Answer:

If you walk upright, you are not a friend.
We like anyone who can fly.

Explanation:

The principles of Animalism are upheld by Old Major in his discourse to the homestead and afterward altered by the pigs as they see fit. The pigs tell alternate creatures that "by their investigations of the previous three months the pigs had prevailing with regards to diminishing the standards of Animalism to Seven Commandments".

The purpose of these principles is to keep all animals equal.

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