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Geography split along natural boundariesThere are three superstates:• Oceania (Americas, Atlantic islands, British Isles, Australasia, Southern Africa)• Eurasia (northern part of the European and Asiatic land mass from Portugal to the Bering Strait)• Eastasia (China and areas to the south, Japanese islands, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet)• In the middle of the 20th C, Europe was absorbed by Russia (Eurasia).• Great Britain was absorbed by the US (Oceania).• Eastasia emerged after much fighting for another decade.

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Geography split along natural boundariesThere are three superstates:• Oceania (Americas, Atlantic islands, British Isles, Australasia, Southern Africa)• Eurasia (northern part of the European and Asiatic land mass from Portugal to the Bering Strait)• Eastasia (China and areas to the south, Japanese islands, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet)• In the middle of the 20th C, Europe was absorbed by Russia (Eurasia).• Great Britain was absorbed by the US (Oceania).• Eastasia emerged after much fighting for another decade.

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How did the world become subdivided into the superstates of 1984?

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Geography split along natural boundariesThere are three superstates:• Oceania (Americas, Atlantic islands, British Isles, Australasia, Southern Africa)• Eurasia (northern part of the European and Asiatic land mass from Portugal to the Bering Strait)• Eastasia (China and areas to the south, Japanese islands, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet)• In the middle of the 20th C, Europe was absorbed by Russia (Eurasia).• Great Britain was absorbed by the US (Oceania).• Eastasia emerged after much fighting for another decade.

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Geography split along natural boundariesThere are three superstates:• Oceania (Americas, Atlantic islands, British Isles, Australasia, Southern Africa)• Eurasia (northern part of the European and Asiatic land mass from Portugal to the Bering Strait)• Eastasia (China and areas to the south, Japanese islands, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet)• In the middle of the 20th C, Europe was absorbed by Russia (Eurasia).• Great Britain was absorbed by the US (Oceania).• Eastasia emerged after much fighting for another decade.

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How did the world become subdivided into the superstates of 1984?

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What is the difference between the alteration of the past and the mutability of the past? Alteration-a change, usually a slight change, in the appearance, character, or structure of something (rewriting the obit)Mutability- liability or tendency to change (photo)

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What is the difference between the alteration of the past and the mutability of the past? Alteration-a change, usually a slight change, in the appearance, character, or structure of something (rewriting the obit)Mutability- liability or tendency to change (photo)

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How is doublethink conscious and unconscious? It is both because doublethink controls you so much that your conscious self believes something is wrong but you are surrounded by the wrong so much that you automatically believe it is true.

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How is doublethink conscious and unconscious? It is both because doublethink controls you so much that your conscious self believes something is wrong but you are surrounded by the wrong so much that you automatically believe it is true.

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Why must past be altered? For the Party to stay in power, they must alter the past so that they can control the people and the narrative of history.

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Why must past be altered? For the Party to stay in power, they must alter the past so that they can control the people and the narrative of history.

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Geography split along natural boundariesThere are three superstates:• Oceania (Americas, Atlantic islands, British Isles, Australasia, Southern Africa)• Eurasia (northern part of the European and Asiatic land mass from Portugal to the Bering Strait)• Eastasia (China and areas to the south, Japanese islands, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet)• In the middle of the 20th C, Europe was absorbed by Russia (Eurasia).• Great Britain was absorbed by the US (Oceania).• Eastasia emerged after much fighting for another decade.

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Geography split along natural boundariesThere are three superstates:• Oceania (Americas, Atlantic islands, British Isles, Australasia, Southern Africa)• Eurasia (northern part of the European and Asiatic land mass from Portugal to the Bering Strait)• Eastasia (China and areas to the south, Japanese islands, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet)• In the middle of the 20th C, Europe was absorbed by Russia (Eurasia).• Great Britain was absorbed by the US (Oceania).• Eastasia emerged after much fighting for another decade.

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How did the world become subdivided into the superstates of 1984?

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Aidan Disapio - Goldstein's Book Collaborative Project

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Piper Toner - Goldstein's Book Collaborative Project

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Copy of Haley Cape - Group A Goldstein's Book Collaborative Assignment

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Raymond Nassrah - Group A Goldstein's Book Collaborative Project