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Latin America is demonstrating elements of a dystopian society because it gives the reader a sense of survival. In the short story Salvador Allende's "Farewell " speech, the videos we watched and the short story, (Lines 29-31)" in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act. They were committed. History will judge them." The former president of Chile is trying to convey to the reader about how these terrorists are doing harm to the economy of Chile. Which is making the people go in a state of survival mode.

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The direct tone in "President Allende's speech" helps the reader understand life in the dystopian element of survival. In his speech he explains how he is "certain that my sacrifice will not be in vain, I am certain that, at the very least, it will be a moral lesson that will punish felony, cowardice, and treason." By using words such as "sacrifice" and "vain" Allende is expressing how him sacrificing himself might help prepare the people for what is coming. This connects by the dystopian element of survival Allende knows that once the invasion comes everyone will be left to defend themselves. So he is warning everybody for what is coming.

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The direct tone in Salvador Allende "Farewell Speech" helps the reader understand life in this dystopian society because it allows us to see what its like as its just beginning, we see this as Salvador Allende (the last thing that held the normal society) was speaking as if he was going to be gone after this speech. This is proven further when he says "I address the man of Chile, the worker, the farmer, the intellectual, those who will be persecuted, because in our country fascism has been already present for many hours — in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act. They were committed. History will judge them". This contributes to his direct tone as hes being blunt to what gonna happen to this country and hes making sure that hes separating reality from his hopes. This contributes to our understanding of dystopian societies because it allows to see an outside perspective to before something happened.

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of dystopian society because the element of government control is shown in the video, Uncovering Pinochet's Secret Death Camps, where secret government facilities were exposed. In these facilities people were torture and killed. The secret government used their power to torture and kill people who were suspected of being against the government. This helped them control the public and prevent opposition. When the secret government came to get someone people would hide and act like they saw nothing. People were filled with fear because of the secret government.

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The tone and mood contribute to out understanding of the dystopian society because the tone of Salvador Allende ¨Farewell speech¨ the tone in Salvador speech was angry for the people who abound him and he was hopeful too he told his people and don´t worry that they would rise back but he was  disappointed he really trust these people and really was disappointed in them and this contribute too dystopian to society that people have to fight for the live and people can´t people ¨  My words do not have bitterness but disappointment. May they be a moral punishment for those who have betrayed their oath: soldiers ¨ this show his disappointed and how the people his trust stand him in the back and how he went his people to know that they would get back up for this and everything would be all right ¨   I am not going to resign! Placed in a historic transition, I will pay for loyalty to the people with my life. And I say to them that I am certain that the seeds which we have planted in the good conscience of thousands and thousands of Chileans will not be shriveled forever. he tell him people that everything going to be all right and they should be hopeful no matter what happens to him

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because of the sense of survival and the tone of hostility that is presented. This is seen in "And of Clay are we created" where Azucena was on the brink of dying and we see the tone switch drastically, to the where Rolf Carle, "prayed in silence that she would die quickly". The fact that all they could rely on was survival shows that they didn't have much to depend on the first place.

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The  desperate tone of this speech helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society because ¨this will be the last opportunity for me to address you..the Air Force has bombed the antennas¨. The tone helps the reader understand the life in a dystopian society because phrases like ¨last opportunity" and ¨bombed the antennas¨ help convey that the author is almost crying for help due to the bad conditions he is currently going through. This also demonstrates the dystopian element of survival because the president is trying to raise the hopes of all the citizens because he knows that they are living under deficient standards during this war.

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Tone contributes to our understanding of the dystopian society because it helps understand that this is a goodbye speech and that the tone is a hopeless . "My words do not have bitterness but disappointment." He talks about how she is disappointed in the military and the government. The dystopian element being conveyed is is survival because the people can relay on no one else because their President is about to be killed."The people must defend themselves, but they must not sacrifice themselves. The people must not let themselves be destroyed or riddled with bullets, but they cannot be humiliated either." The President was there last hope. This is why the tone is hopeless.                             Prince

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Tone contributes to our understanding of the dystopian society because it helps understand that this is a goodbye speech and that the tone is a hopeless . "My words do not have bitterness but disappointment." He talks about how she is disappointed in the military and the government. The dystopian element being conveyed is is survival because the people can relay on no one else because their President is about to be killed."The people must defend themselves, but they must not sacrifice themselves. The people must not let themselves be destroyed or riddled with bullets, but they cannot be humiliated either." The President was there last hope. This is why the tone is hopeless.                             Prince

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrates elements of a dystopian society because civilians from Chile had to try their best to survive all the terrorist attacks that were happening. In Salvador Allende's  "Farewell Speech" it states "in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines." Civilians had to try their best survive all the terrorist attacks against Chile. They faced difficult problems because of all of the attacks happening so it was hard for people to survive.

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Haiti was a dystopian society because within the country there was a lot of conflict, like people being taken away and murdered. people were constantly living in fear because no one could trust anyone.

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I agree with Joshua S but can you further clarify how he knew he was finna die.

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The hopeful tone in “Farewell Speech” by Salvador Allende helps the reader to realize that he hopes the people of Chile can survive life in this dystopian society when hes gone. With his last dying breath, " I am certain that the seeds which we have planted in the good conscience of thousands and thousands of Chileans will not be shriveled forever." (lines 10 - 12) This demonstrates survival in this dystopian society because the author is setting a hopeful tone because once he dies he hopes things will get better for his people. This demonstrates to the reader how important the Chilean people were to the president.

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The frustrated tone of Salvador Allende's "Farewell Speech" contributes to our understanding of the dystopian  element of survival. For example in his speech he states "The people must defend themselves...must not let themselves be destroyed or riddled with bullets."(Line 35-36). Salvador uses words such as "destroyed" and "defend" to express his frustration towards the airforce because they have abandoned their duty of protecting the people. This connects back to the dystopian element of survival because Salvador wanted to protect his people from the worst to come(the dirty war) since there would be no one else to fend for them. 

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The frustrated tone of Salvador Allende's "Farewell Speech" contributes to our understanding of the dystopian  element of survival. For example in his speech he states "The people must defend themselves...must not let themselves be destroyed or riddled with bullets."(Line 35-36). Salvador uses words such as "destroyed" and "defend" to express his frustration towards the airforce because they have abandoned their duty of protecting the people. This connects back to the dystopian element of survival because Salvador wanted to protect his people from the worst to come(the dirty war) since there would be no one else to fend for them. 

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The hopeful tone & sympathetic mood in Salvador Allende's "Farewell Speech" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because it shows that Salvador had hope to that things would get better but also understood it was the end of his time. "Surely this will be the last opportunity for me to address you. The Air Force has bombed..."(Line 1-2). This created a sympathetic mood that helped understand the dystopian situation Salvador Allende's was in were it seems like everything around him is falling apart and he can only accept him end. It also gives me a sympathetic mood because he knows he will die very soon and was anticipating death. This also gives me gloomy tone because there is a sense of melancholy in these words "The last opportunity to address you." It's like saying this is the end for me and these are my final words before my death. overall the start of the "Farewell Speech" is giving negative sad mood and tone. "...I will pay for loyalty to the people with my life. And I say to them that I am certain that the seeds which we have planted in the good conscience of thousands and thousands of Chileans will not be shriveled forever."(line 10-12) This lets me feel like he was hopeful that the people of his country will continue and grow I get this from "I am certain that the seeds witch we have planted...". This adds a understanding to the dystopian society because it shows that even when there is somewhat a element of survival he still has hope in his people.

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The hopeful tone in Salvador Allende's "Farewell Speech" helps the reader understand life in this dystopian society because he clearly expresses that he has, "faith in Chile and its destiny. Other men will overcome this dark and bitter moment. " The word choice " faith" and "overcome" convey a hopeful tone in Salvador Allende and the future of Chile. Although he knew his presidency was coming to an end, Allende was confident in his people persevering these dark times. -elimar

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The hopeful tone in Salvador Allende's "Farewell Speech" helps the reader understand life in this dystopian society because he clearly expresses that he has, "faith in Chile and its destiny. Other men will overcome this dark and bitter moment. " The word choice " faith" and "overcome" convey a hopeful tone in Salvador Allende and the future of Chile. Although he knew his presidency was coming to an end, Allende was confident in his people persevering these dark times. -elimar

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because the people were treated horribly and found out some information they weren't suppose to hear because it would harm them if they mentioned it. This shows dystopia because "The people must not let themselves be destroyed or riddled with bullets, but they cannot be humiliated either". This demonstrates how people had to survive in a tragic world. Also for example "in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act." This also shows dystopia because people had to live through all of that, that was going on.

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because the authors open tone helps show the reader/make the reader realize that the terrorism  and the attacks going on are very serious which is showing elements of dystopian society because in the text it states "in our country fascism has been already present for many hours — in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act. " this is showing elements of a dystopian society because a dystopian society consist of characters who battle environmental ruin, technological control, and government oppression. the authors challenges the readers to think differently about current social and political climates, and in some instances can even inspire action, which is what is going on in this quote.

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because the authors open tone helps show the reader/make the reader realize that the terrorism  and the attacks going on are very serious which is showing elements of dystopian society because in the text it states "in our country fascism has been already present for many hours — in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act. " this is showing elements of a dystopian society because a dystopian society consist of characters who battle environmental ruin, technological control, and government oppression. the authors challenges the readers to think differently about current social and political climates, and in some instances can even inspire action, which is what is going on in this quote.

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Salvador Allende's "Farewell" Speech demonstrates elements of a dystopian society because in the speech in line 1 and 2 it states "Surely this will be the last opportunity for me to address you. The Air Force has bombed the antennas of Radio Magallanes." This quote demonstrates Survival because it basically tells us that after he is done talking he wont be able to get in connect to the citizens of the society to let them know where they can go to be safe so everyone will be alone and have almost no help from their government.

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Salvador Allende's "Farewell" Speech demonstrates elements of a dystopian society because in the speech in line 1 and 2 it states "Surely this will be the last opportunity for me to address you. The Air Force has bombed the antennas of Radio Magallanes." This quote demonstrates Survival because it basically tells us that after he is done talking he wont be able to get in connect to the citizens of the society to let them know where they can go to be safe so everyone will be alone and have almost no help from their government.

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latin america and Chile are considered a dystopian society because when people find a new snitch the next day they disapear and it still continues everyday

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because we see elements of governmental control. When the text brings the idea "in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines,"(line 29-30 Salvador Allende's "Farewell Speech). This demonstrates that people had been destroying everything in the surrounding area because they are trying to cut the people inside off from the rest of the world and to gain power over them. This is an example of survival because through the barbaric action the people are being forced to go into survival as the government is starting to immensely control and terrorize the people.

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because the people there used to be treated very badly and if they found out something they weren't supposed to know then they would get killed. This shows a element of dystopia because "in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act." This shows some of the ways that some people died ans shows how they would try and attempt to kill all of the people they wanted to kill.

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Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because the people there used to be treated very badly and if they found out something they weren't supposed to know then they would get killed. This shows a element of dystopia because "in terrorist attacks, blowing up the bridges, cutting the railroad tracks, destroying the oil and gas pipelines, in the face of the silence of those who had the obligation to act." This shows some of the ways that some people died ans shows how they would try and attempt to kill all of the people they wanted to kill.

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Latin America and Chile can be considered dystopian societies based on Salvador Allende's "Farewell" Speech, and the videos because both showed huge government control. In Salvador Allende's "Farewell" Speech, and the short videos, it showed that you can be taken for even the slightest of reasons and in the story "And of Clay are we created", the government did nothing to really help Azuchena's situation.

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Latin America and Chile can be considered dystopian societies based on Salvador Allende's "Farewell" Speech, and the videos because both showed huge government control. In Salvador Allende's "Farewell" Speech, and the short videos, it showed that you can be taken for even the slightest of reasons and in the story "And of Clay are we created", the government did nothing to really help Azuchena's situation.

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The ______ tone/ mood in ["Title of Text"] helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because...Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How do the details and word choice in your chosen quotation convey the TONE/ MOOD? How does it contribute to our understanding of dystopian societies?

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The ______ tone/ mood in ["Title of Text"] helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because...Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How do the details and word choice in your chosen quotation convey the TONE/ MOOD? How does it contribute to our understanding of dystopian societies?

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Example Post: Claim: Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because... [connect to "elements of dystopias"].Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How does your chosen quotation demonstrate an element of a dystopia?

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Example Post: Claim: Latin America and Chile in particular, demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because... [connect to "elements of dystopias"].Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How does your chosen quotation demonstrate an element of a dystopia?

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the tone was contributes to my understanding of the dystopian society and we try to understand the author and American call it the "Good War" even if was the Vietnam war and it's even call the American war it was not fought on American land in was Fought on Vietnam and they had to try to survival and they even kill each other and they was a hard time for Vietnam for American to try make themselves look like the good guy "World War II is the “Good War” for many Americans, while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire, a stinging loss in need of healing and recuperation." This show that Vietnam was dystopian society during the Vietnam war and even the government  was not do a good job with they people was dying and they  was not do anything and they people trying to survive "So normal, in fact, that even if the name is abbreviated to Vietnam, as it so often is, many people still understand it to mean the war." This show that it was Vietnam was a dystopian society

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i agree with steve and his choice of tone because the author showed his anger towards Americans and how they turned the country Vietnam into a country of war- elimar

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i agree with steve and his choice of tone because the author showed his anger towards Americans and how they turned the country Vietnam into a country of war- elimar

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The sympathizing mood in The Sympathizer" helps the reader to understand life in the dystopian society because it makes the reader feel pity because of what government control was doing to the people. The Vietnamese government were treating the people bad and "Nor had anyone asked these poor people if they wanted to die of thirst and exposure on the coastal sea, or if they wanted to be robbed and raped by their own soldiers." The phrase "die of thirst" and "robbed and raped" conveys the sympathizing mood because it makes the readers feel bad for what the Vietnamese had to go through with their government in control.-elimar

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The sympathizing mood in The Sympathizer" helps the reader to understand life in the dystopian society because it makes the reader feel pity because of what government control was doing to the people. The Vietnamese government were treating the people bad and "Nor had anyone asked these poor people if they wanted to die of thirst and exposure on the coastal sea, or if they wanted to be robbed and raped by their own soldiers." The phrase "die of thirst" and "robbed and raped" conveys the sympathizing mood because it makes the readers feel bad for what the Vietnamese had to go through with their government in control.-elimar

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I agree with your response and i like that you used the phrase "every man for themselves", I feel like this is one of the best ways to visualize what was taking place in the excerpt.

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I agree with prince that the tone is frustration.

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The sarcastic, bitter, frustrating tone in "Vietnam: Nothing Ever Dies" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by showing the spy's view on the society. The spy disagree with the way things worked and was sarcastic about it saying "World War II is the “Good War” for many Americans, while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire"(line 3-4). This gives me a bitter tone because its like the author has a disagreeable taste in what many Americans would say about world war 2 .When the spy says "Good War" it also gave a sarcastic tone saying that it wasn't really good like Americans would say. Then when the spy said "The Philippine-American War implies symmetry between two nations, yet it was Americans who seized the Philippines and instigated the carnage."(line 12-13). This gives me a bitter, frustrated tone because the author says "yet it was..." and this is almost like a rebuttal saying that something is one way but its not really that way. To add on I feel like this continues multiple times in the text to really display how bittersweet this dystopian society is by saying "These ambivalent meanings of the American War are matched by those found in the Vietnam War. While that name has come to represent American defeat and humiliation, there are also elements of American victory and denial, for the name limits the war’s scale in space and time."(line 28-30). I feel like the author is giving off a strong harsh disagreeable taste in how America call this war the Vietnam war. They also say that America is in denial of their lost and make it look like a victory and the author seems to disagree with this as well. The author is giving a very frustrated tone and they seem to not like the topic of the Vietnam war and America's history with the Vietnam war. Overall The author displays a sarcastic, bitter, frustrating tone in "Vietnam: Nothing Ever Dies" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by showing the spy's/the authors view on the dystopian society.

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i agree with anonymis because they made me see it from a different point of view from the dystopian society.

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i agree with prince because he said the tone was frustrated and i also think that also it contribute that tone.

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Vietnam was considered a dystopian society during and after the Vietnam war because it displays the element of survival. We see in the excerpt that since the people in charge of the society left, we see the people of the society having to make decisions for themselves which caused a great calamity in the society. It caused a war where “ civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats".Losing the person in charge caused lots of disasters. It was every man for themselves.

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I agree with Darron. In this example we can see survival. Innocent civilians are trying to escape the war and poor conditions. The are trying to flee in order to survive. The soldiers are also trying to survive by killing to get a seat on the boat. War, killing, and fighting for survival make Vietnam a dystopian society.

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The tone and mood of a story contributes to our understanding of an element of dystopia because it helps us get a sense of how the author is feeling in the story.  In the story "Vietnam Nothing ever dies" the author's tone seems to be very irritated because there was no reason why america had to fight a war that was a lose to them. "while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire, a stinging loss in need of healing and recuperation. The inclination is to remember wars like individuals, separate and distinct." This portrays to the reader that the author is very frustrated that America went to war and it cost them so many lives.

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i agree because even though something is not always how it is portrayed as but with that being said our government does not help with that separation between what it looks like and what it actually is.

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i agree with kobe how the viatnamis war was tragic and how it affected many lives

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Vietnam was considered a dystopian  society because it showed survival and how people had to fight through tough times to be able to stay alive." You have evacuated your own women. You have evacuated babies and orphans." this shows how bad it got that they had to start to evacuate babies, orphans, and women and their kids.

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Vietnam was considered a dystopian  society because it showed survival and how people had to fight through tough times to be able to stay alive." You have evacuated your own women. You have evacuated babies and orphans." this shows how bad it got that they had to start to evacuate babies, orphans, and women and their kids.

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Because it displays government control, Viet Thanh Nguyen's frustrated tone in "Nothing Ever Dies" helps the reader grasp life in this dystopian world."The Korean War implies a conflict between Koreans, when China and the United States did more than their fair share of the fighting." (lines 13 - 14). When the government sends personnel to intervene in other people's wars, causing more harm than is necessary and going unnoticed. In this passage, the author expresses his displeasure with government control.

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Vietnam showed survival multiple times, a lot of people had to survive through a lot

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I agree with Abena. Vietnam is considered a dystopian society since it shows the element of survival. People began harming each other in order to make space on the boats and to get a seat for themselves and their family. They killed each other in order to survive.

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I agree with Jaylen because the story shows the act of survival throughout the text. It talks about how the civilians have to try to survive all the constant attacks by hiding or escaping.

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I agree with Darron because here again we see an idea of survival that is driving the story, this element is present in the text with what Darron is saying the people are forced to go into survival mode in order to try get out of the situation alive, to get to a better life.

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I agree with Kemani because citizens couldn't even trust the government no more they had to fight and defend themselves. Displaying the element of survival. 

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I agree with Kemani because citizens couldn't even trust the government no more they had to fight and defend themselves. Displaying the element of survival. 

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I agree with Abena because Vietnam did show the element survival in many ways. It showed how people had to basically survive in their own ways. It was every person for themselves.

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I agree with Joshua D because the american government tends to persuade the public and try to say that they are in the right when that is not always the case

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I agree with your contribution to the memory of war and how it helps describe the story's act of survival because of the fact that the story even states people trying to run which i didn't notice before.

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I agree with Jaylen because the survival element is present throughout the entire text, as he said the civilians in fact had been getting attacked and because of this people had been forced to try and save themselves, trying to escape or hide.

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Prince                                              Mood and tone contributes to the understanding of dystopian society because it helps us other stand the author feelings towards a topic. In the story Vietnam Nothing ever dies the tone is frustration and the mood is tragic. The author is frustrated because Vietnam has been negative affected after the war and they want that to change because in everyone else eyes they are portrayed as the bad guys. "Hence, World War II is the “Good War” for many Americans, while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire, a stinging loss in need of healing and recuperation." The Author is telling us that Vietnam is the victim and they shouldn't be getting judged and hated. 

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Prince                                              Mood and tone contributes to the understanding of dystopian society because it helps us other stand the author feelings towards a topic. In the story Vietnam Nothing ever dies the tone is frustration and the mood is tragic. The author is frustrated because Vietnam has been negative affected after the war and they want that to change because in everyone else eyes they are portrayed as the bad guys. "Hence, World War II is the “Good War” for many Americans, while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire, a stinging loss in need of healing and recuperation." The Author is telling us that Vietnam is the victim and they shouldn't be getting judged and hated. 

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I agree with Joshua D because He says that there are people that are treated differently and that is how a dystopian society has a lot of suffering in it. This is why I agree with Joshua Delgado's post. 

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I agree with Joshua D because He says that there are people that are treated differently and that is how a dystopian society has a lot of suffering in it. This is why I agree with Joshua Delgado's post. 

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the government has been forced to rescind every single law it passed regarding women's rights.

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Mood and tone contribute to a dystopia based on the words used more towards a negative context and emotion, many point of views on   characters and their setting,that can show actions of a dystopia.-Jared Victoria 

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Mood and tone contribute to a dystopia based on the words used more towards a negative context and emotion, many point of views on   characters and their setting,that can show actions of a dystopia.-Jared Victoria 

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because, "troops had shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats, the death toll running to the thousands". If innocent Vietnam citizens are dying due to the military the element of dystopia would be survival. It would be survival because these people are living in poor living conditions and they are dying from a war that they have nothing to do with.

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often characterized by rampant fear or distress, tyrannical governments,

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The politics of Haiti are considered historically unstable due to various coup regime changes, military juntas and internal conflicts. The country has consistently ranked as one of the most corrupt nations according to the Corruption Perceptions Index, a measure of perceived political corruption.

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The politics of Haiti are considered historically unstable due to various coup regime changes, military juntas and internal conflicts. The country has consistently ranked as one of the most corrupt nations according to the Corruption Perceptions Index, a measure of perceived political corruption.

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Vietnam was considered a dystopian society during and after the war because it showed the element of survival. Throughout the text, people of authority were abandoning citizens and people had to look after themselves. The people who participated in the war "shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats" In this case, it was every man for themself because of how intense the war was.

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I agree because it seems that the author thinks that America takes more pride than defeat when it comes to the Vietnam War. He thinks that America shouldn’t start problems with other countries, and when they do, they shouldn’t find pride in losses.

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I agree with you because it seems like the story is trying to push the main point of enduring and surviving war. The grim mood and tone helps us understand that it’s a low point in the timeline of the event inside of the story.

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Mood in the dystopian society is hopelessness and horrible and they are not even happy "The soldiers tied up Lionel and their mother, then they each took turns r*ping celianne" this is form "Children of the seas" this show that the they are really hopelessness and they have no joy

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because, "troops had shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats, the death toll running to the thousands". If innocent Vietnam citizens are dying due to the military the element of dystopia would be survival. It would be survival because these people are living in poor living conditions and they are dying from a war that they have nothing to do with.

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Mood and tone contributes to the understanding of dystopian society because it helps us other stand the author feelings towards a topic. In the story Vietnam Nothing ever dies the tone is frustration and the mood is tragic. The author is frustrated because Vietnam has been negative affected after the war and they want that to change because in everyone else eyes they are portrayed as the bad guys. "Hence, World War II is the “Good War” for many Americans, while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire, a stinging loss in need of healing and recuperation." The Author is telling us that Vietnam is the victim and they shouldn't be getting judged and hated. 

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Mood and tone contributes to the understanding of dystopian society because it helps us other stand the author feelings towards a topic. In the story Vietnam Nothing ever dies the tone is frustration and the mood is tragic. The author is frustrated because Vietnam has been negative affected after the war and they want that to change because in everyone else eyes they are portrayed as the bad guys. "Hence, World War II is the “Good War” for many Americans, while the tragedy in Vietnam is the bad war, a syndrome, a quagmire, a stinging loss in need of healing and recuperation." The Author is telling us that Vietnam is the victim and they shouldn't be getting judged and hated. 

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The aggravated and sour tone/ mood in "Vietnam: Nothing Ever Dies" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because it was biased towards one party and unfair towards another. The author claims that the Vietnam War represents defeat and humiliation for America, but it also represents, "victory and denial, for the name limits the war’s scale in space and time." The author claims that people don't see the bigger picture behind the war, which is why most people see it as America's triumph.

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The aggravated and sour tone/ mood in "Vietnam: Nothing Ever Dies" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because it was biased towards one party and unfair towards another. The author claims that the Vietnam War represents defeat and humiliation for America, but it also represents, "victory and denial, for the name limits the war’s scale in space and time." The author claims that people don't see the bigger picture behind the war, which is why most people see it as America's triumph.

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrates the element of dystopian society by the author conveying an act of survival because during the war everyone was trying to escape and citizens were shot and killed. For example, "our troops had shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barngciges and boats." This connects back to the claim because their troops were shooting innocent citizens which basically made the citizens go into survival mode and run for their lives.

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I agree with Liseidi because life in dystopian societies is very had to survive in.

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because they were all convinced of one side of the story through there media, thats the element of governmental control. "in the case of the Vietnam War, Americans invented the name, an odd handcuffing of two nouns that has become normal through constant repetition. So normal, in fact, that even if the name is abbreviated to Vietnam, as it so often is, many people still understand it to mean the war. In response, many have protested that Vietnam is a country, not a war. But long before this cry, some of the Vietnamese (the ones who eventually won) had already begun calling it the American War'. This shows the element of dystopia as although the americans lost they have controlled the situation to make it seem like it was there valiant fight that they just happened to lose.

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Vietnam was considered a dystopian society during and after the Vietnam war because it shows survival. People had to survive and defend themselves. For example "It was a month that was both the end of a war and the beginning of ... well, "peace" is not the right word, is it, my dear Commandant?" Survival was shown because people had to survive as they fight in the battles.

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The tone in "Excerpt from Nothing Ever Dies" was frustrated. This helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society because "This name excuses the various ways in which Vietnamese of all sides also own the war, from its triumphs and its disasters to its glories and its crimes. Not least the name encourages Vietnamese people to think of themselves as victims of foreign aggression." Vietnamese are frustrated about how Americans are using the name Vietnam war for the war.  This shows government control because the American government uses that name to make Vietnam look bad.

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The tone of the author for "Vietnam: Nothing Ever Dies" is frustration. The author is stating the wars the United States has started with other countries. He comments, "The real American War was this entire American Century, a long and uneven expansion marked by a few periodic high-intensity conflicts" (line 38) The word choice "the real American War was this entire American Century" drastically expresses that the Americans have only caused conflicts throughout its existence as a nation. This helps the reader understand life in a dystopian society because it illustrates elements like government control and survival. It shows that the U.S. government used their power to try to control other countries and begin conflicts.

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The tone in "Vietnam: Nothing ever dies" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society because "When it comes to space, either name effaces how more than just Vietnamese or Americans fought this war, and how it was fought both inside and outside of Vietnam." It shows how people were back then and it shows the way that things have happened at that time. This contributes to our understanding of a dystopian society because it shows how not all people were treated equally and it also shows that people had more power over others. 

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The tone in "Vietnam: Nothing ever dies" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society because "When it comes to space, either name effaces how more than just Vietnamese or Americans fought this war, and how it was fought both inside and outside of Vietnam." It shows how people were back then and it shows the way that things have happened at that time. This contributes to our understanding of a dystopian society because it shows how not all people were treated equally and it also shows that people had more power over others. 

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because it portrays survival during everyone trying to escape from warfare. The people that were inside of the war "shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats". The poor people were unfortunate casualties of the Vietnam War and they had no other choice but to hope for the best.

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because it portrays survival during everyone trying to escape from warfare. The people that were inside of the war "shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats". The poor people were unfortunate casualties of the Vietnam War and they had no other choice but to hope for the best.

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because citizens were left to defend themselves. For example "our troops had shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats, the death toll running to the thousands.". Survival is shown here because the systems mean't to protect civilians were no longer supporting them. This supports the claim that the memory war demonstrated elements of dystopian society because as the troops are turning on innocent civilians they have no chance of survival.

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because citizens were left to defend themselves. For example "our troops had shot civilians in the back as they all fought madly to escape on barges and boats, the death toll running to the thousands.". Survival is shown here because the systems mean't to protect civilians were no longer supporting them. This supports the claim that the memory war demonstrated elements of dystopian society because as the troops are turning on innocent civilians they have no chance of survival.

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I agree with Oleksandra because she gives a lot of accurate information. For "example when she states "Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because we see a lot of connection to survival." This shows the Sasha really did her research

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I agree with Oleksandra because she gives a lot of accurate information. For "example when she states "Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because we see a lot of connection to survival." This shows the Sasha really did her research

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Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because we see a lot of connection to survival.  When we first meet the character we right away find out that he is a spy, him admitting that he is "a man of two faces." (line 1, The Sympathizer)This is a good demonstration of dystopia, more specifically survival because the man has to do everything he can in order to try survive, to make it to the end of the war to make it out alive and healthy. This demonstrates the survival element for the reason that during this war everyone was doing their best to just run away from the problem believing that the communist ideas being fed to the people are wrong.

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The ______ tone/ mood in ["Title of Text"] helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because...Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How do the details and word choice in your chosen quotation convey the TONE/ MOOD? How does it contribute to our understanding of dystopian societies?

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The ______ tone/ mood in ["Title of Text"] helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by/because...Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How do the details and word choice in your chosen quotation convey the TONE/ MOOD? How does it contribute to our understanding of dystopian societies?

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Example Post: Claim: Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because... [connect to "elements of dystopias"].Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How does your chosen quotation demonstrate an element of a dystopia?

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Example Post: Claim: Vietnam and the memory of war demonstrated elements of a dystopian society because... [connect to "elements of dystopias"].Evidence: Provide a quotation from either text this week. Don't forget to integrate and cite it!Analysis: How does your chosen quotation demonstrate an element of a dystopia?

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I agree with Elimar because Iran went through major government control. We see this in "Lolita in Tehran" when they censored things so people weren't able to watch. It's wrong to hold a grasp over people to the point where you control what they watch.

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I agree with Elimar because Iran went through major government control. We see this in "Lolita in Tehran" when they censored things so people weren't able to watch. It's wrong to hold a grasp over people to the point where you control what they watch.

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Iranian culture revolution  of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because it shows multiple elements of dystopia such as governmental control and lack of individualism. They show these elements when the character expresses the fact that “it became obligatory to wear the veil at school… we didn’t really like to wear the veil, especially since we didn’t understand why”. There being governed into wearing these veils even when they don’t want to, we can tell this because they don’t know the significance of it or why there wearing it. While on the other hand having all of them wear this veil shows how there loosing there individualism as now they all don’t have any distinctions to pick them apart.

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Tone contributes to our understanding of a dystopian society because it allows us to see how the characters feel or how the elements of dystopia affects the people around the character so that we see just how much damage it does to there community

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I agree with Joshua D because his evidence supports the dystopia element of individualism.

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I agree with Joshua D because his evidence supports the dystopia element of individualism.

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I agree with Prince. The author uses negative word choice to convey a gloomy and upsetting tone. In addition, the government is very controlling of the citizens. The citizens no longer do things that were once viewed as normal because of the impact that the government has on them.

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i agree with Emmanuel because his evidence supports how there was government control.

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i agree with your dystopian element. there was a lot of government control in Iran-Liseidi

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i agree with your dystopian element. there was a lot of government control in Iran-Liseidi

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I agree with Prince because tone helps us as readers to better understand and visualize what the characters are facing with the way they use their word choice.

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The dull and murky tone presented in "Lolita in Tehran" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by conveying government/technological control. Inside there is a blind person who needed to assisted and "would explain the action onstage, and he would dictate the parts that needed to be cut."  The tone made it seem crazy that someone that was hindered by sight, but still able to control what goes on in society.

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The dull and murky tone presented in "Lolita in Tehran" helps the reader to understand life in this dystopian society by conveying government/technological control. Inside there is a blind person who needed to assisted and "would explain the action onstage, and he would dictate the parts that needed to be cut."  The tone made it seem crazy that someone that was hindered by sight, but still able to control what goes on in society.

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I agree with Gary because the government definitely controls the media in many just like this.

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I agree with prince because the story did set a negative tone as the government was very strict about the expectations of the citizens.

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I agree with prince and sasha because the government seems to overuse their power and enforce strict laws which gives the story a gloomy tone.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because there was a loss of individualism and extreme government control. In the text Persepolis, girls were forced to wear veils, "we didn't really like to wear the veil, especially since we didn't understand why we had to."This quote shows a loss of individualism because the girls were forced to wear the veil and portray a certain image the government wanted them to. The girls were expected to behave and look a certain way.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because there was a loss of individualism and extreme government control. In the text Persepolis, girls were forced to wear veils, "we didn't really like to wear the veil, especially since we didn't understand why we had to."This quote shows a loss of individualism because the girls were forced to wear the veil and portray a certain image the government wanted them to. The girls were expected to behave and look a certain way.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because it showed government control. "Then came 1980: The year it became obligatory to wear the veil at school" page 2. Government control is when the government uses its legal authority to force its will upon citizens. In this text the government uses its power to force the kids to wear a veil.

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I agree with Kemani because it has a lot of deatailed information

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I agree with Kemani because it has a lot of deatailed information

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I completely agree with what prince had to say. The government does in fact have a very tight grip on the people giving them very little space to breath giving the story a very negative tone.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because the revolution required all women and young girls to wear a veil which demonstrates elements of loss of individuality. The text states “Then came the 1980’s the year it became obligatory to wear the veil at school”. By making all women wear veils a small part of their individualism was taken away. This supports my claim because it shows that every women is being made to look the same.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because the revolution required all women and young girls to wear a veil which demonstrates elements of loss of individuality. The text states “Then came the 1980’s the year it became obligatory to wear the veil at school”. By making all women wear veils a small part of their individualism was taken away. This supports my claim because it shows that every women is being made to look the same.

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Tone contributes to our understanding of a dystopian society because it helps the reader understand how the characters feel based on the word choices they use or how they say a certain thing. This will help us determine if the characters are happy or miserable. In a dystopia, the characters are most of the time unhappy and the tone can help us determine how they feel. "Not wearing a beard, shaking hands with members of the opposite sex, clapping or whistling in public meetings, were likewise considered Western and therefore decadent, part of the plot by imperialists to bring down our culture." The character is talking in a negative tone. The quote also demonstrates Government control where stuff has to be done correctly in the Governments eyes. 

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Tone contributes to our understanding of a dystopian society because it helps the reader understand how the characters feel based on the word choices they use or how they say a certain thing. This will help us determine if the characters are happy or miserable. In a dystopia, the characters are most of the time unhappy and the tone can help us determine how they feel. "Not wearing a beard, shaking hands with members of the opposite sex, clapping or whistling in public meetings, were likewise considered Western and therefore decadent, part of the plot by imperialists to bring down our culture." The character is talking in a negative tone. The quote also demonstrates Government control where stuff has to be done correctly in the Governments eyes. 

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society. Girls in the Iranian cultural that attended school are expected to wear a veil otherwise, they will have to get kicked out. This connects to dystopia because every girl attending school are expected to look the same. “Then came 1980: the year it became obligatory to wear the veil at school.” Wearing a veil was no longer optional and every girl attending school in the Iranian culture were expected to look the same.

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The Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because it shows the element of government control. The author shows this element when he saids, " Then came 1980, the year it became obilgatory to wear the veil at school..  We didn't really like to wear the veil, especially  since we didn't understand why". The people didn't like to wear the veil because they didn't understand the importance of it. But the government made it "obligatory" meaning they must follow whatever law the government enforces.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because of the loss of Individualism during the revolution of 1979. They show this element when it says "Her photo was published in all the European newspapers and even in one magazine in Iran, my mother was really scared. She dyed her hair and wore dark glasses for a long time." Her mother had a lot of fear so she lost her individualism. She had to change her appearance to be safe from the government.

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Haiti in the 1990s was a dystopian society and u had to learn how to survive

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The Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because everybody lost a sense of individualism and relied on survival. This is seen when inside the text when they were trying to demonstrate their frustration and then, "Suddenly things got nasty". They were being harmed for voicing their unhappiness and frustrating, and then quickly had to rely on survival.

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The Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because everybody lost a sense of individualism and relied on survival. This is seen when inside the text when they were trying to demonstrate their frustration and then, "Suddenly things got nasty". They were being harmed for voicing their unhappiness and frustrating, and then quickly had to rely on survival.

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Iranian Cultural revolution of 1979 is considered a dystopian society because of government control.  The author conveys this element when it says, "And then suddenly in 1980, all bilingual schools must be closed.... We found ourselves veiled and separated from our friends." This quote demonstrates how the government was controlling to the point of using all of their power to shut down bilingual school.