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What is the world of 1984 like?
the world of 1984 is similar to hitler's germany it depicts the government having full control over the citizens

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we interact with each other differently and animals are more sustainable from a younger age

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The world of 1984 is very, very controlled and oppressed. By what the story has said so far, everything you do and what you think, is monitored by the government of Oceania, or Airstrip one, and anything bad against the government, thought of or stated, can get you killed. It is reminiscent of the Fascist countries of Europe during the mid-1900s, such as the Third Reich, and the Soviet union.

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The world in 1984 has a very strict government and no one has any opposing ideas about anything. The government threatens thoughtcrime with anyone that disobeys the government or has any opposing beliefs.

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Hidden machine gun nests, advanced medicine, Junior Anti-Sex league, telescreen, advanced sub machine guns.

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hes an average member of society and we see his perspectives, he also representing what they humans are like, wisten feels emotions and express and identify them using english

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There are many things that separate significantly seperate humans from animals. Firstly, humans invent and create different objects, resources, and other tools in order to survive. In addition, unlike most animals, humans are self-aware, and have a conscience. We also considered to be the smartest living organisms on the planet.

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the government can see what you think and do, through the telescreen

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Humans are different from animals because they follow a government and have more technology.  Animals live by themselves in the wild without any technology.

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Winston Smith is like most humans, thus he is called the "representative human". He behaves under the rules, and tries his best to to stay within the boundaries and not go outside the limits in which he is figuratively bound to. He has goals, but is satisfied with what he has. He has problems, but he keep them to himself. He has diary, to relay his thoughts and dreams, but it is secret. But like almost every human, he has personal aspirations and dreams to be something better and more important in the world.

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Winston is making a diary which is punishable by death.

The world he lives in in entirely controlled by the government

The place he lives in is ragged and deteriorating

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He is a normal person in society who has his own goals but is generally satisfied on what he already has. He has his own problems and has his own dreams and ideas.

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Winston shows emotion because he is one of the only people that thinks he would be happier without the controlling government, whereas everyone else just follows everything they do.  He possesses unique qualities because he commits thoughtcrime by writing down his own ideas in a notebook.

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The telescreen, is probably the most important technology introduced in to the story of 1984 so far. ti is state run by the government, and as you watch it, it watches you.

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Colleen Urich, Sarah Peer, Olivia Mogyordy, Faye Melda, jessie Meno

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Colleen Urich, Sarah Peer, Olivia Mogyordy, Faye Melda, jessie Meno

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The world of 1984 was terrifying for people living through totalitarian society. The government controlled the lives of everyone. People weren't able to have their own opinions and thoughts because of their government. It was a really hard way to live and that is why their government didn't work out.

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The telescreen is used to show the people propaganda that makes them believe certain things, and also allows the government to watch people and make sure they are not doing anything that opposes the government.

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2 things that differ from humans and animals are that animals have much less intellect than humans and humans are at the top of the food chain. Animals' brains are much smaller and are not able to do high level things that are necessary like communicating with humans. They also aren't able to do basic functions based on their body and size, the only one that has come close is the monkey. Also Humans have rule over all animals because we are able to easily over power them, especially with modern technology. A human's diet consists of a lot of animals.

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Colleen Urich, Jessie Meno, Sarah Peer, Faye Melda, Olivia Mogyordy

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Colleen Urich, Jessie Meno, Sarah Peer, Faye Melda, Olivia Mogyordy

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Humans are substantially different than animals because humans create, build and advance technology to make the world better. While Animals don't have much self-awareness, and they live by themselves with their own breed.

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The world of 1984 is a very technologically advanced setting, however it also depicts a very desolate, poverty stricken setting. Everyone is monitored heavily by the Thought police and “Big Brother”, the tyrannical leader in the book, is said to always be watching the citizens of Oceania.

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Humans have organized religious practices as well as government systems to run their societies.

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Unlike the other citizens of Oceania, Winston isn’t brainwashed by the tyrannical leader Big Brother and holds his own thoughts and opinions. He is able to reason due to the fact he can’t “doublethink”.  In the beginning of the book, Winston is depicted writing within a diary, “Down with Big Brother”. The diary is a perfect example of him showing his own  thoughts and emotions. For example, his hatred towards women--specifically the brown haired lady that he sees during the “Two Minute Hate”.

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telescreen

hidden machine guns

microphones

speakwrite

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The world of 1984 was very controlling, kind of like a dictatorship where the government has control over all of the citizens.

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We can talk and think differently than animals. Humans are also considered to be smarter than animals or the smartest animal because of the way we think.

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He follows the rules as instructed to and he lives a very normal life. He also has his own ideas about the world and his own creative ways to solve problems.

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The telescreen they use watches you while you watch it and it records your every move for the government to supervise.

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Sarah Peer, Jessie Meno, Colleen Urich, Faye Melda, Olivia Mogyordy

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Sarah Peer, Jessie Meno, Colleen Urich, Faye Melda, Olivia Mogyordy

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Winston Smith functions as the "representative human" because he is a strong willed character and represents the middle class. or just an average person. He's a prime example of what living under totalitarianism was like. We can an insight point of view of him from the horrible society./

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The world of 1984 is a scary controlling world where if you make one wrong move you will "disappear" forever. Everyone is watched at all times and nothing they do is private.

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Humans are smarter and more capable than animals. They have the ability to work and live in a more civilized society than animals. Although all animals can communicate, I believe the way humans communicate is the most efficient and the most advanced.

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Winston gives the reader an example of what a lot of people in this society might be thinking. He follows the rules but in his own way breaks them and this gives us knowledge of how things work any why they should be changed.

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- the teloscreen: Its ability to watch people at all times
- the wire tapping: It is scary and interesting to see how a whole society can be watched by having control of all their ways of communication

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In 1984, the world is controlled by a very watchful government. In this world, the government can see what you are doing at all times by a monitor and if you go against the rules of the government, the Thought police will erase you from existence.

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One difference between animals and humans is that humans live a more complex life. We are able to talk, read, and write. Another difference between animals and humans is that we all live together by certain rules and guidelines and animals live freely.

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Winston is like the "representative human" because he is able to think for himself. In Oceania, everybody goes by the rules of the government while Winston starts to believe differently. An example when he feels emotion is when he expresses in his diary how Oceania is controlling.

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The biggest piece of technology is the telescreen. It watches the people at all times and shows propaganda.