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Good Afternoon Please find your comrades, have a seat and take out your notes from yesterday Caleb Alison Ashley Danny Nadia Dyonna Anthony Joe Ryan Emma Paola Jack Jaret Kenny Alexa Whitney Brooke Haylee Reid Michael Chad Madi W Olivia Jacob

Government of Total Control Provides a sense of security and a direction for the future.

Police Terror What is the purpose of Police in our society?

Indoctrination Instruction of Govt.’s beliefs to mold peoples minds.

Propaganda & Censorship

Persecution Religious or Ethnic groups are targeted as enemies of the state to blame for things that go wrong.

Seven Key Traits Totalitarianism Make a Chart on a separate sheet of paper or in your notes.

Fictional Totalitarian State In your groups: Invent: Name of your state, identify the location, make up a name for the dictator, and list the effects of totalitarianism on individual lives. Task: How would your regime/leader change a democratic and free country into one led by a dictator.

How Stalin did it Police State Russian Propaganda and Censorship Education and Indoctrination Religious Persecution League of the Militant Godless Communism ideals to replace religion