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Why is the rebellion in "Animal Farm" so easily accomplished?

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Surprise would certainly be an element.
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idk but i hated that book and i hated that movie even more.
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cuz the pigs are stupid
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lol it's all fiction

OMG i have to read that book for schoool; i really dont want to
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It's been a long time since I read Orwell in school;  but I would say that it was sheer force of numbers.  The hard part was not the rebellion, but making the decision to rebel.

I have a theory that the animals were a great temptation to popularize the work for children;  but the politics got in the way.  What child could but weep for the fate of the loyal Boxer?
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