In what ways is Oceania in 1984 a totalitarian state? What are 3€“5 examples?

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dystopian nation, the citizens have no individual rights or human agency to behave, think, or
live the way they want. The totalitarian regime demands complete uniformity, and any deviation
from the norm is considered a threat to the State and severely punished. In order to ensure
uniformity and identify political dissidents, the population of Oceania is under constant
surveillance. The prevalence of telescreens and the presence of the Thought Police are used to
control and strike fear into the citizens. In addition to the continual surveillance, the
totalitarian regime also cultivates a hysterical,...