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…). Not only did both Fidel Castro and Napoleon run a similar fear campaign, but both seemed to run a totalitarianism-like government. Both leaders led their revolutions, and simply proclaimed leadership after overthrowing the former dictator; neither Castro nor…

…nationalism to make them a military nation and to create a defense to protect and serve the Empire. Japan used the Soviet Union, Italy and Germany as examples to how totalitarianism has made them strong nations and how the citizens of Japan should follow…

…for sugar and ribbons at the human inn. She represents the nobles of Russia that abandoned the people after the Russian Revolution. The Dogs These animals are the military force and secret police of this totalitarian government. They were trained at birth…

…, starting in February 1917 and finishing when the Communist (formally Bolshevik) Party gained totalitarian control by 1921, required the people to be on the victorious party's side. Because of this Bolshevik leader Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (Lenin) had to make some…

…chose the book. Not until the Animal Farm vocabulary words, did I realize that dystopia meant a perfect, classless society that seemed successful with a authoritarian or totalitarian form of government on the outside, but on the inside contained fatal flaws…

…that "premature [Vietnamese] independence would result in either chaos or a one-party, totalitarian police state."(Hunt p.9) Concurrent to the American Cause of Containment was the acknowledgement of the presence of a great risk that we were taking. We were emerging…

…the idea of totalitarian agriculture. The agenda behind totalitarian agriculture is to increase food production. Society increases their food production to outpace population overgrowth that is fueled by the very increases it creates. It seems…

…Lenin passed away, his power was given to Joseph Stalin. Stalin believed in Marxism, but he soon converted communist Russia into a totalitarian country ("Life of Stalin"). Even though Stalin changed the system of government, other countries still saw Russia…

…as General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in March 1985, nobody expected than in less than seven years the USSR would disintergrate into fifteen separate states. Gorbachev's attempt at democratising the totalitarian…

…and ways in which they are manipulated is Orwell's way of showing us how easily it can happen to us through government regulation. The general theme of "1984" is a political one. Orwell is criticizing a totalitarian government, the kind of government that has…