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North Koreans take a big worship for their leaders and it very strict for what they can and cant do for example men and women have a limit amount of haircuts and hairstyles that they can do, no internet outside of North Korea so the people don´t really have a idea of what is going on in the world outside of where they live it is very territorial. -Aniya

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worship the leaders everywhere. some students in school wish to grow up and join the army to show their respect and others make poems about myths that they believe about the leaders. they also can't say anything negative towards the leaders but some don't even know what has actually happened since they are brainwashed.

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Even for something you would find miniscule or insignificant, there are some restrictions to it. Haircuts are limited to only a few options, beer is only 5 liters per month, and even sports are usually focused on table tennis in schools. It seems that everything was thought with details and with restricting as much as they "need" on their citizens

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From the video I took away that the people of North Korea are being brainwashed in their everyday life, from watching TV in the morning and seeing propaganda, as well as being forced to wear pins of the Kim family leaders. Also it seems like in the schools all the students are basing what they wanna do when they grow up around kim jong un, and serving their society for him.
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all the north korean people worship the leaders everywhere. some students in school wish to grow up and join the army to show their respect and others make poems about myths that they believe about the leaders. they also can't say anything negative towards the leaders but some don't even know what has actually happened since they are brainwashed.

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one thing i took away from this 1st episode is how not only is north korea very strict but in the parts that michael was visiting at 1st didn't seem so bad but that is because it was the propaganda version of north korea. it is totalitarian society because the government runs everything. Also, during pm flex vote for cody 22 and evan geho!!!

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Kim Jong Il's personal take on communism was called juche. While North Korea's schools were filled with propaganda, learning english was compulsory. In these schools, they were taught things such as the US and Americans being oppressors. Being taught propaganda in schools caused children to be brainwashed at a young age, so once they were in their teenage years they believed what they had grown up being told.

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One takeaway that I had from North Korea is that the people there even though there are many restrictions acted completely normal. I know that it was all propaganda but people acted like they were in just another city or country in the world they didn't act like they were being brain washed they just acted like they normally would. Another thing is that no one complained or anything about how much power and control the government has.

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North Korea isn't exactly what it seems. No one has an accurate idea of what the real North Korea is, not the people living there of course but not the west either. The image that the west has painted of North Korea is different from what we see in the video. It just kind of makes you wonder about what's really going on behind closed doors. On both sides.

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with the understanding that north korea is a communist country you see how everything is what the government wants you to see and not see. Examples of this is the propaganda posted everywhere and with the statements of how they get 5 beer coupons every month. As well as the leader wants the country to be a sports complex and so they have children in school playing. Also every north korean knows how to sing and dance.

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A major takeaway is that in Pyongyang, they all have a sense of unity. Almost everyone is wearing the same pins and they don't do anything to stand out from everyone. The leaders are seen as fathers and are held close to the hearts of the people.

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One major take away i had was the kids in the school. At first it seemed like some of the kids were fine and having fun. But when Michael walked in the first time and then finished blowing up the ball they all kinda of clapped not in sync but formally or another thing is when the girl spoke her poem and was crying or the way she spoke was so emotional but the poem was about Kim Jong Un, so to me it did´nt really seem that real almost. That means that those kids are already being taught to serve?worship him and they arent even out of school yet.

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One thing I can take away from North Korean is that all the people are the same as they are being controlled by there leader. For example they all have to get the same hair cut, wear the same pins, all have no religion, and so much more. This is significant because it shows that they are being brainwashed even if they don't know and shows that the government has all the control.

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North Korea has propaganda supporting the leaders, and wanting to join the north and south together again but showing the south not keeping their promises.

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North Korea has no internet access, meaning that its citizens cant view things about their country from an outside perspective. They also have state run EVERYTHING, so all of the citizens don't have individual thought. Everything is controlled and everyone is a copy/paste version of one another.

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One key takeaway from this first half of the documentary is that North Korea is a isolationist communist country, who brainwash their citizens with propoganda to follow their totalitraianism society ideologstics

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One takeaway from the North Korean documentary was when the tour guide was answering a question and made a comment about brainwashing. She said that the North Korean people were not being brainwashed and they all had their own opinions. Yet it was shown in the video of the propaganda that is displayed throughout the country, which shows how influential the government is. Lastly, they talked about the inability to have access to internet.

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One thing i pulled away from the film is that the people in North Korea seem to be happy and don't seem to be forced to idolize Kim jong-un. As the one kid said in the school he wants to be a teacher and respect the leader Kim jong-un. When people look at North Korea they are often seemed to be very strict and everything has to be done on the goverments time and approved by the goverement, but this film makes it seem that the citizens have some say in stuff.

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The first episode of this documentary was purely based on propaganda. So with this being said one major takeaway I had from this episode is that the residents of North Korea are extremely brainwashed and are an exact copy to the next. Each and every resident is just about an exact copy of the last. They don't live their lives as individuals but more as a copy and paste version of their fellow residents.

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One major takeaway i have from this first episode is that people are brainwashed and all the same in North Korea.It showed everyone had to get the same haircut and that they are brainwashed not knowing what Kim Jong - Un is really doing. Everyone there has no outside connections to other countries,so they think of countries like the U.S as bad because of the propaganda and yellow journalism.This leads to everyone having the same beliefs and looking the same

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One major takeaway i got from the first episode is the amount of security there was around the camera and michael the entire episode.This is because of how arriving into the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea,they were told to turn the camera off while they were still on the train.Later on traveling around in the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea they were followed by multiple men and women wearing suits,and the people that he was traveling with were there to keep michael from getting out of line.

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One major takeaway i got from the first episode is the amount of security there was around the camera and michael the entire episode.This is because of how arriving into the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea,they were told to turn the camera off while they were still on the train.Later on traveling around in the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea they were followed by multiple men and women wearing suits,and the people that he was traveling with were there to keep michael from getting out of line.

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That people shouldn't stereotype countries and accuse them of things when they haven't even been there in the first place. Like in the video, Michael Palin had said that North Korea had been a country that had been stereotyped for the longest time and it still is today. But he also said that it was really interesting to see the way people live in North Korea and how they see a light at the end of the tunnel.

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Everyone is very united and they live like they are still living from long ago. Their restaurants still have old times look and everyone tries to look as similar as possible, they even have certain places to stand and . has a mark where they should stand

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Everything in North Korea is so strictly censored by the government. All of the media is put out by the government and private advertisements are not allowed. There are also strict rules about what and where are allowed to film and take pictures of. The government does everything that they can to hide the truths of their country from the outside world and also from their own people.