Totalitarian government controls all aspects of society from "summary" of 1984, Animal Farm (Set of 2 Books) by Orwell George
In a society ruled by a totalitarian government, every aspect of life is meticulously controlled and regulated by those in power. The government dictates what people can say, think, and do, leaving no room for individual freedom or independent thought. Citizens are constantly surveilled through telescreens and informants, instilling a culture of fear and paranoia. Any dissent or opposition is swiftly quashed through brutal repression and propaganda. The government manipulates information and history to maintain its grip on power, creating a distorted reality where the truth is whatever the ruling party says it is. Education is used as a tool for indoctrination, shaping young minds to unquestioningly accept the government's ideology. Children are taught to idolize ...
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