2.Describe Napoleon's leadership skills and explain how he changes the culture of the farm.

Napoleon displayed exceptional leadership skills by using his cunning and manipulation to control the other animals on the farm. He understood the power of propaganda and led by fear, utilizing the loyal attack dogs to enforce his rule. By slowly altering the Seven Commandments to suit his desires, he created a sense of confusion and dependency among the animals, ultimately consolidating power and eliminating opposition. Culturally, Napoleon shifted the farm’s ethos from collective cooperation to rigid hierarchy and authoritarianism. Initially founded on the ideals of Animalism, under his leadership, the farm transformed into a dictatorship where the ruling pigs enjoyed privileges at the expense of the other animals, betraying the original revolutionary principles and fostering a culture of mistrust and despair.