Why did orwell address political ideologies in animal farm? a. as a way for readers to decide which ideology they will follow b. to explain how politically tense the world was when he wrote the novel c. as a criticism of the way communism becomes its own totalitarian regime d. to provide historical context to the story

The main reason why Orwell addressed political ideologies in Animal Farm was "C. as a criticism of the way communism becomes its own totalitarian regime" since the main theme of the book is that everyone is "equalized" in terms of their mental happiness, which he views as a bad and dangerous thing. 

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