Simpler Version:
1. Tyranny - the unfair and harsh rule of a leader or government (p. 5)
2. Allegory - a story that has a hidden meaning, often about morals or politics (p. 1)
3. Utopia - an imaginary place where everything is perfect (p. 2)
4. Propaganda - information that is biased or misleading, used to promote a certain point of view (p. 6)
5. Totalitarianism - a type of government where one person or group has complete control (p. 7)
6. Cynical - not trusting people and thinking they only care about themselves (p. 9)
7. Exploit - to take advantage of something or someone for your own benefit (p. 11)
8. Dissent - having a different opinion than what is commonly believed or accepted (p. 14)
9. Manipulate - to control or influence someone or something in a clever or unfair way (p. 17)
10. Revolution - a big change where a government or social order is overthrown (p. 20)
Same Version:
1. Tyranny (p. 5)
2. Allegory (p. 1)
3. Utopia (p. 2)
4. Propaganda (p. 6)
5. Totalitarianism (p. 7)
6. Cynical (p. 9)
7. Exploit (p. 11)
8. Dissent (p. 14)
9. Manipulate (p. 17)
10. Revolution (p. 20)
More Complex Version:
1. Tyranny - the oppressive rule or control of a leader or government, often characterized by cruelty and injustice (p. 5)
2. Allegory - a narrative or poem that can be interpreted to reveal a deeper meaning, typically conveying moral or political lessons (p. 1)
3. Utopia - an idealized and perfect place or state of existence, often depicted as unattainable (p. 2)
4. Propaganda - information, often biased or misleading, disseminated to influence public opinion or promote a particular agenda (p. 6)
5. Totalitarianism - a form of government where a single ruling party or leader exercises absolute control over all aspects of society (p. 7)
6. Cynical - having a distrustful and skeptical attitude towards the motives and sincerity of others (p. 9)
7. Exploit - to take advantage of someone or something for personal gain, often in an unfair or unethical manner (p. 11)
8. Dissent - the expression of disagreement or holding of differing opinions, particularly in opposition to prevailing beliefs or policies (p. 14)
9. Manipulate - to skillfully control or influence someone or something, often with ulterior motives or for personal advantage (p. 17)
10. Revolution - a radical and transformative change, typically involving the overthrow of an existing government or social order (p. 20)