Question

they explained that by their studies of the past three months the pigs had succeeded in reducing the principles of animalism to seven commandments. these seven commandments would now be inscribed on the wall; they would form an unalterable law by which all the animals on animal farm must live for ever after. -animal farm, george orwell what does the name seven commandments suggest about the new laws? that they are based on commandments of the constitution of the united states that they are replacing the religious laws known as the ten commandments that they are the same as the commandments of the communist manifesto by marx that these commandments will be enforced with punishment for those who break them

Explanation:

The name "Seven Commandments" is a direct reference to the religious "Ten Commandments." In the context of Animal Farm, the pigs are creating a new set of laws for the animals. By using the term "Commandments," it suggests a parallel to the well - known religious laws. The number "Seven" instead of "Ten" indicates a modification, but the naming convention clearly implies a replacement of the religious laws (Ten Commandments) with their own set for the animal community.

Answer:

that they are replacing the religious laws known as the Ten Commandments