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    Following World War I‚ the entire globe started to see the emergence of new totalitarian regimes. Whether it was due to the lack of leadership within a country‚ the people wanting change in economy‚ or new candidates becoming prominent‚ there were many different leaders throughout rising governments. Countries such as Germany‚ Italy‚ Japan‚ and the Soviet Union all had new elected officials within their totalitarian governments for one reason or another in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Adolf Hitler rose

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    Currently the world faces the greatest threat mankind has ever seen‚ a zombie apocalypse. In the streets of cities‚ states‚ and countries‚ people are being savagely butchered as infected people spread the epidemic across the land. Crippling the world with a disaster beyond anything that mankind has dealt with before. Deciding on the best course of action boils down to either forming a republic or totalitarian state. The many voices of a republic leads to inaction due to so many decision makers is

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    A Totalitarianism Government Totalitarianism is a form of government that has total and absolute control over the people. Some people may believe that totalitarianism is the logical choice of government if the well being of a nation is at risk. However‚ I do not agree with this statement‚ I feel that totalitarianism should never be used under any circumstance. First off‚ totalitarianism offers no privacy at all. The citizens of the nation are watched by the government twenty-four-seven. Everyone

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    Per:A Megan O’Connor Ms.Tolley Honors English March 31‚2013 Totalitarian Government The government influences our lives on a daily basis.In the novel 1984 written by George Orwell the government is the "Party".It is a totalitarian government exercising control over the freedom‚ will‚ or thought of others.(Dictionary.com)From the word “totalitarianism”‚ it is obvious that this form of system wants to have “total” control over their people. Unlike democratic rule‚ under totalitarianism‚

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    propaganda and terror’. This definition‚ through brevity‚ is incomplete. To move toward a more complete understanding‚ a look at the history of its use can be helpful. This will indicate that initially it was not used as a critical judgement on a government. The word was probably first used by the Italian philosopher‚ Giovanni Gentile‚ in 1925‚ during the earlier years of Italian Fascist rule‚ to describe a comprehensive socio-political system. Mussolini happily used the word‚ and while in general

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    Totalitarian government is a government that has total control of its country. It is a domineering government with unlimited power that uses ruthless force to apply an absolute control over all the individuals that make up the society. A totalitarian government not only commands total obedience towards its powers‚ but also demands the individual’s total support and very explicit legalization in controlling all others in the society. Also having a totalitarian government does not benefit the citizens

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    The totalitarian government of Oceania relates to a system of government that is centralized and dictatorial adm requires complete subservience to the state. George Orwell’s 1984 describes the life of Winston Smith who is ruled by the dictatorial government of Oceania. The government enforces an oppressive and unrestricted rule on the people by controlling their emotions‚ actions‚ and essentially their lives. Winston was pulled in conflicting directions between his strict allegiance to the Party

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    prosperity and security. These are all things wanted by people‚ but our world as we know it is not as free as it may seem. Things like wrong ideas of the enlightenment‚ imperialism‚ racism‚ terrorist threats‚ and power hungry government officials limit the amount of freedom the people of the world actually receive. During the enlightenment‚ ideas of what an ideal government and society should be started to arise among the peoples of the world. Philosophers like Thomas Hobbes and Baron de Montesquieu were

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    “Are we living in a society that the government tries to control the way people think and what they believe in?’’ For a better view of what is the totalitarian government and its impact on the society‚ it is better to give a brief summary of 1984. 1984 is a novel published in 1949 by English author Eric braille also known as George Orwell. 1984 is about totalitarianism government that tries to control every aspect of life. The novel takes place in Oceana also known as London. Oceana has been the

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    After The War: A Journey Through The War Essay Would say that setting plays an important role in a novel? It doesn’t matter if the main theme contributes to the setting‚ how the characters affect the setting‚ or symbolism also contributes to the setting‚ setting is important. Which one can’t help but to ask is how? How is setting important? The setting of After the War was the most important role because it influences plot‚ characters‚ and theme/symbolism. Later on this book‚ these

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