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This symbolizes how thinking bad about Big Brother is bad because the Thought Police can come after you. 

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This symbolizes how thinking bad about Big Brother is bad because the Thought Police can come after you. 

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This symbolizes the room Winston was tortured and brainwashed in 

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This symbolizes the room Winston was tortured and brainwashed in 

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This is an Example of Doublethink and how the government in this book used it

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This is an Example of Doublethink and how the government in this book used it

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This book taught me how bad some government can be and what they will do to stay in power. It taught me how some governments can use doublethink, propaganda, and much more in order to make sure the government is not overthrown.

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I think others should read this book because it is very interesting and I think you can learn a lot about society and rebellion from this book.

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I disliked how there were some boring parts of the book that were extended very long, especially in the beginning, I thought the book didn't get very interesting until later on in the book.

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I enjoyed the dystopian aspect of the book. I enjoyed the rebellion of Winston to his corrupt government and I enjoyed reading about what the government does to keep rebellion out.

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https://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/nazi-germany/propaganda-in-nazi-germany/   At this website it is explained how Nazi Germany used propaganda to influences people.

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1984 is a book with the main character named Winston. In this society the government controls everything, even what you think, with the Thought Police. If you read this book you will figure out what will happen if Winston rebels, or if he even rebels.

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Winston: He hates the control of the government and the enforced repression of the government. He is a very curious person.
Julia: She is Winton's significant other, who works in the Ministry of Truth. She is very optimistic and she wants to rebel against the government.
O'Brien: He is a member of the inner party, who Winston believes also a member of the Brotherhood.
Mr. Charrington: He is an old man who runs a secondhand store. In the beginning he supports Winston's rebellion against the party, but he is actually a member of the thought police.