What was the rebellion about in chapter 7 animal farm?

In Chapter 7 of "Animal Farm," the rebellion is marked by the animals' struggle against the oppressive conditions imposed by the pigs, particularly Napoleon's regime. As food shortages and harsh winters set in, the pigs manipulate the truth to maintain control, using Propaganda and fear tactics, including the threat of Mr. Jones' return. The animals' disillusionment grows as they realize the betrayal of their original ideals, leading to a sense of hopelessness and despair amidst increasing tyranny. This chapter highlights the corruption of power and the betrayal of the revolutionary principles that initially united the animals.