The government uses fear to maintain control from "summary" of 1984, Animal Farm (Set of 2 Books) by Orwell George
The Party relies on instilling fear in its citizens to ensure their obedience and loyalty. The ever-present telescreens and Thought Police create an atmosphere of constant surveillance, making individuals afraid to even think rebellious thoughts. People are afraid to speak out against the Party or question its authority for fear of being reported and punished. The Party's manipulation of information and historical records also creates a sense of uncertainty and fear among the population. By controlling the past, the Party is able to control the present and future, leaving citizens feeling helpless and fearful of the consequences of resistance. In Animal Farm, Napoleon uses fear to maintain control over the animals on the farm. He employs his vicious dogs to intimidate and silence any dissenting voices, ensuring that the other animal...
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