Totalitarian Regimes by

Totalitarian Regimes by https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh 1. You need to find 1 example of a totalitarian regime from our present. a) The name of this regime and who the leader is b) When it exists. c) What makes this regime totalitarian? = How are the people controlled and in what ways are their freedoms restricted? What laws are put in place to make sure this happens? What happens if you don't obey the rules? 2. What makes the control of the Padem totalitarian? Think of 5 things. en-us 2017-10-24 01:10:11 UTC 2017-10-25 06:23:10 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/prod/113444170/94e88c1a274700cec404e7f09774ec5c/Totalitarian.jpg Bryn https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200274920 a) North Korea , KIm Jong Un
b) Modern Day
c) A person was executed for looking like he was sleeping during a ceremony. Your haircut approved. You have no freedom of religion. If you are sent to a prison camp, your whole family must also go, and the next two generations of people born there from your family must stay there. You are not allowed to leave the country.

What makes Panem Totalitarian?
- you have no freedom to leave your district
- you have tv when the hunger games are on or important updates
- you cannot have your own opinion on the government, or you will be killed, no matter your age. If you are not killed, you will have your tongue cut off.
- you cannot choose your own job.

The Hunger Games
- you are also controlled during the hunger games
- for example, Katniss and Peeta were forced to pretend to be in a relationship.]]> 2017-10-25 05:41:18 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200274920 Amy and Phoebe https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275109 Totalitarian regime: North Korea
Leader: Kim Jong-un

What makes this regime totalitarian?: The control everything everyone does, like:

Controlling the media
People are not allowed to own motor vehicles
North Koreans must abide by one of 28 approved haircuts
Unmarried women must have short hair, but married woman have many more options.
The hair of young men should be less than 2 inches long, older men can go as long as 2¾
All legal televisions are tuned to state-controlled domestic programming.
Religious freedom does not exist.

If you were to do something against their law then you will be placed in prison or possibly even killed and three generations of your family will be punished for your crime as well as you.

Things that make Padem totalitarian:

Rebellion is not tolerated and could possible be punished by death or turned into a avox

Run by a dictator, controls everything
Everyone age 12-18 are forced to enter the reaping

]]> 2017-10-25 05:42:54 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275109 Indiah, Sophie, Tayla https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275147
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a) Kim Jong Un is the leader of North Korea

b) Modern Day

c) The leaders control everything the people do and if they rebel they will be severely punished by death. The people are controlled by having restricted internet so citizens aren't exposed to the real world. If rules are broken, there is a three generation punishment - meaning three generations of the family all go to a prison camp. Your also not allowed to have a gathering of more than three people at a time. There is no freedoms in North Korea and people don't have the right to religion, speech, marriage etc.

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a) Rebellion isn't tolerated and is punishable by death. An example of this is people turning into an Avox (a person who is a slave for the Capitol and they get their tongue cut off so they are no longer able to talk).

b) Panem is run by a dictator, President Snow, and he controls everything throughout the 12 Districts and is responsible for the making of the Hunger Games

c) If you hold three fingers to your mouth then hold it to a tribute, that is a sign of rebellion and is like a slap in the face to the Capitol, therefore you are severely punished, such as public beatings, assassinations etc.

d) Everyone aged 12 - 18 throughout the 12 Districts are forced to attend a reaping, which is the ceremony in which the two tributes are announced and one the tributes are announced, they are sent to an arena to fight to death, where winning will make you famous but losing means death.

e) District 13 was the district that initiated the rebellion and because of that the capital destroyed district 13.

]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:22 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275147 Lachlan and Blair https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275155 1) North Korea
a) Leader of the country - Kim Jong un
b) present time/day
C)this is a totalitarian country because the leader controls his people and those who disabay the will get severely punished. All the people are over ruled by rules, these rules can be really harsh from the religion. North Korea has illegal detention camps for people that disobey/brake the laws or rules.

Thies people are controlled by the dictator (Kim Jong un) and they have little freedom to do anything.

What makes the control of the Padem totalitarian?
1) people who rebel agent
the capital will get there tongue cut out.
2)
3)
4)
5)]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:28 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275155 Melvin https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275157 North Korea - Kim Jong Un

North Korea is a totalitarian regime because they control the media and everything you hear, they force you to like the leader and if you do something wrong, they imprison you and your next of kin for three generations known as the 3 generation imprisonment]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:29 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275157 Chris and Julian (Part 1) https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275158 a) North Korea
b) Present]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:30 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275158 Chris and Julian (Part 2) https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275198 C) North Korea is a totalitarian regime due to the fact that rebellion/uprising against the supreme leader can result in public execution, they also control every aspect of the citizens lives including what they eat, where they live, when they sleep, when they go out and praise the leader. and lastly how many children you can have.]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:52 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275198 Dylan and Jacob cocd20 https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275207 1. Kim Jong Ug
2. Present day
3. They only allow things to be shown on TV that they want them to do. They are fuelled with propaganda about how evil the outside world is. Most of the president's are family members and they rule through the military. They lie about how old the earth is and the year is 105. They control the people through fear, for example if you commit a crime your whole family could go to prison even if they had nothing to do in the crime. The people believe their leaders are god's and they never die. An election is held every 5 years but only one name is on the ballot list. Limited hair styles in North Korea this is done so people are kept the same and nobody can be different.

The Panem is totalitarian because:
1. They restrict what people can do in their day-to-day lives
2. They kill people who try to rebel such as the Avox girl and boy.
3. They promote the hunger games
4. They oppress the people
5. The people who are in district 1-3 are brainwashed by the success of the capital.

]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:57 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275207 Molly and Shannon https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275210 North Korea
- North Korea is a totalitarian country
- Kim Jong-un is the leader of North Korea
1) Propaganda is everywhere in North Korea, they put posters up about America
2) There is only 3 channels on the tv that they have to watch
3) You need an approval from the government to live in the capital
4) Parents who send their kids to schools are expected to provide desks, chairs, building materials
5) Owning a bible is illegal in North Korea]]> 2017-10-25 05:43:58 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275210 Kade https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275246 1.North Korea ruled by Kim Jong Un
2. Present day
3. North Korea is a counted totalitarian country because:
1. No freedom of Religion- example: The North Korean people have to pray to one person
2. TV restrictions, the people from north Korea are restricted from watching things on the net and can only watch what the country says is alright like north Korean news.

]]> 2017-10-25 05:44:20 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275246 Nina & Olivia https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275281 a) North Korea - King Jong Un
b) Present
c) •No freedom of movement-You can't leave the country or move to another part of the country without permission.
• No freedom of information -
It is illegal to own a tunable radio in North Korea, no access to the Internet (except for a few hand-picked and monitored officials), and North Korean landlines and mobile phones cannot make international calls.
• No Religious freedom - People caught practicing or spreading religion in secret are punished extremely harshly, including by public execution or being sent to political prison camps.
•Bedtime is 8:30pm
• Wakeup call at 6am
• Have to have a specific haircut.
• There are only 3 channels on Tv-
• Parents who send their kids to schools are expected to provide desks, chairs, building materials- Student have to pay for these, they are not covered in the school fees
- Owning a bible is illegal in North Korea
• Illegal to drink alcohol
• Playing music
• Only state officials own a car- only 1 in 100 people have a car
• North Korea bases it's calendar on Kim-II-Sung's date of birth 15 April 1912- Year 105
• Almost no working traffic lights
• Sarcasm is banned- people are not allowed to laugh or share jokes
• Wearing Jeans is not allowed - denim symbolises United states ]]> 2017-10-25 05:44:35 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275281 Jordan https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275338 a) Iraq, Saddam Hussein
b) Ruled from 1979 to 2003
c) Reports of hundreds of thousands of public executions and human rights violations occurred during Hussein's rule. Even after the end of his rule, persecution against women, journalists and activists still are current - along with the further abuse of human rights within Iraq
1979 Ba'ath Party Purge: - Shortly after his rise to power, he called for a gathering of the Ba'ath party leaders. Where he slowly read out the names of 68 people, saying that they have committed treason - where these people slowly one by one would be removed from the room. The fear that he invoked on these people was unimaginable, not knowing if your name was going to be called - not knowing whether you were going to die or not. 22 of them were killed by a firing squad - this event gave Saddam incredible power through fear.

2. Panem is absolutely controlled by the Capitol.
-All the districts, and people in the districts are forced to work in their industry and only in their industry, they can't move to other districts or anything like that.
-Everybody in the country is ruled by fear. Fear of being completely obliterated. As the last time the districts rebelled, one of them was completely destroyed by toxic bombs, and to keep that memory alive - they show images of the destroyed district and hold the event known as the Hunger Games.
-If anyone is to rebel against the Capitol in any way - even something so small as making a hand gesture, they will be publicly executed, and sometimes just straight up shot. Even something as small as bad mouthing the Capitol results in this punishment
-The rich, and the government have complete control, and as such they have all the luxuries that anyone could ever want. While the districts, especially District 12 have low access to food, and most are completely starving.]]> 2017-10-25 05:45:01 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275338 Yannick & Jimmy https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275473 North Korea
North Korea is a totalitarian regime because their leaded and government has complete control of the citizen live. The North Korean government is a dictatorship meaning that a ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained control by force. The citizen have to apply if they want to visit a neighbouring state while in Australia we can move where and when ever we want. In Australia we have the access to the internet where we can access information on anything or most of it, in North Korea they are not allowed to access the internet or any sort of information they don't you to know. The people of North Korea have no privacy as the international phone call are heavily monitored and do not want any information to get leak.
North Korea have a bedtime of 8:30 where they have to bee in bed and then there wake time is 6:30 where they have to get up, while in Australia we can go to sleep or get up when ever we want. The North Koreans punish any one who break the law or does not follow what there leader wants them to. Law breaker are usually punished by lain or even worst public execution.]]> 2017-10-25 05:46:20 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275473 Mitch https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275665 Q1 a) North Korea
b) Kim Jong Un
c) It is a totalitarian regime because if you break the rules you get imprisoned or executed. They control the media, what hair cut you get, you don't get the internet, what you see on tv and they only hear propaganda about everywhere else in the world.
Q2 Padem is under a totalitarian regime]]> 2017-10-25 05:48:05 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/i7bhppo952bh/wish/200275665