How does the text describe the relationship between fear and totalitarian governments?

PART A: Which statement describes the central idea expressed in the text?A. In a country ruled by a totalitarian government, there are harsh laws and the people have few freedoms.B. In a totalitarian government, a small group of people have equal but complete control over a country and its citizens.C. North Korea and Nazi Germany are examples of totalitarian governments that many people were able to escape.D. Totalitarian governments do not exist anymore because they used cruel practices to control their people.

In the context of this text, how does dystopian fiction present the power of fear? Howcould dystopian or utopian fiction be used to manipulate readers?

Totalitarian governments in the interwar period carried out ________ foreign policy.

uppressing people's views through dictatorship or tyranny means the rule of a narrow minority over the rest. Imposing stability through fear is not the best way to provide the security, prosperity and growth that will make people's lives better.5 Mar 2014

Question 9 of 10Read this description:A monster that shape-shifts to look like an ordinary citizen and has the ability to control our thoughts.What societal fear does this monster most likely represent?A.Fear of country lifeB.Fear of living aloneC.Fear of nuclear powerD.Fear of government controlSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS