Answer:
The animals agreed not to wear clothes or live in Mr. Jones's house because it represented slavery to them.
The house equivalent to heaven in the human world.
Step-by-step explanation:
'Animal Farm' is an allegorical novel written by George Orwell. The novel represents the events that led to the Russian Revolt of 1917.
In chapter 2, after the death of the Old Mayor, the animals began to protest against the humans. After driving out Mr. Jones and his farmhands out of the farm, animals began to inspect Mr. Jones' house. The house was like heaven to the human world but for animals, it was a place of tyranny.
The animals decided not to wear clothes, not live in Mr. Jones' house, etc because they symbolized slavery and oppression on them by Mr. Jones.