Animal Farm Lesson 1 Vocabulary

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An ideology that opposes democracy and capitalism advocating instead for a classless system where private property is in most cases nonexistent.​
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Controlling what information people can see or hear often done by the government. ​
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When the military takes control of an area often meaning normal laws are temporarily stopped.​
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Basic rights and freedoms that everyone should have like the right to speak freely.​
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Disagreeing with the government's views or decisions.​
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People coming together to ask for more say in how the country is run and more freedom, especially during the late 1980s.​
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The main political party in charge of China. ​
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A system where only one political group is allowed to be in charge, like in China with the CCP.
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A deliberate and brutal slaughter of many people​
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The goal of this ideology is to spread wealth more evenly and to treat all people fairly.
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about individual freedom and limiting state power to ensure it
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Focuses on preserving traditional institutions, customs, and values, emphasizing gradual change
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Is where a dictator controls the state, suppressing opposition and prioritizing extreme nationalism and the nation's power above individual rights, often using violence and regimentation to create national unity and strength
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A public expression of objection, disapproval, or dissent against something