Winston Smith

Julia

Big Brother

Emmanuel Goldstein

Gilead

Eurasia

Airstrip One

Eastasia

They monitor and punish any thoughts against the Party, maintaining control over individuals.

They lead foreign missions to gather intelligence.

They organize public events and ceremonies.

They manage the economy and distribute resources.

Strength through Unity, Unity through Faith.

War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength.

Order from Chaos, Strength through Power, Honor in Duty.

Trust the Leader, Follow the Strength, Believe the Truth.

Big Brother is the figurehead and symbol of the Party's power and control in '1984.'

Big Brother is a character in a children's story read in schools.

Big Brother is a leading scientist promoting technological advancement.

Big Brother is a radio broadcaster providing entertainment.

A peaceful room where characters escape to find solace.

A place for mandatory Party meetings and propaganda broadcasts.

Room 101 is the place where prisoners face their greatest fears as a form of torture and re-education.

A library where only authorized individuals can read historical records.

A technique to improve memory retention.

A strategy used by military leaders to plan attacks.

Doublethink is the ability to hold two contradictory beliefs simultaneously, crucial for Party members to accept false realities.

A method of communication employed by resistance fighters.

By encouraging the use of multiple ancient languages in daily communication.

The Party uses Newspeak to limit freedom of thought and expression by reducing the complexity of language.

By promoting dialects unique to each district of Oceania.

By developing a universal language facilitating global communication.

Julia is a Party spy monitoring dissenters and rebels.

Julia is the author of a forbidden book challenging the Party's doctrines.

Julia is Winston's love interest, who also rebels against the Party but is more pragmatic about her dissent.

Julia is the leader of a major resistance group actively fighting the Party.

The opening line sets the tone of the novel, suggesting a world where reality is altered and strange.

It marks the historical beginning of a new calendar system in Oceania.

It symbolizes the unity of the Party with nature and time.

The line is a remnant from a previous draft that became famous.

An 'unperson' is someone who has been erased from history by the Party, usually after being executed or purged.

A person whose memory is preserved through official Party records.

An individual given special privileges by the Party to live outside society's norms.

A role given to entertainers who perform at Party events.

A group of high-ranking Party officials enforcing laws.

The Brotherhood is a rumored resistance group against the Party, symbolizing hope for rebellion, though its existence is uncertain.

A recreational club for loyal Party members.

The Brotherhood is Oceania's legislative body responsible for creating laws.

Winston writes fiction for the Party's recreational readers.

Winston's job is to alter historical records to fit the Party's current narrative.

Winston is responsible for censoring the drafts of official press releases.

Winston manages international propaganda broadcasts to sustain Oceania's global image.

'1984' explores totalitarianism by depicting a society where the Party exerts total control over all aspects of life and thought.

By highlighting the diplomatic failures between different nations.

Through a focus on the economic policies that promote wealth inequality.

Through a discussion of agricultural reforms and technological growth.

Winston is tortured and brainwashed by the Party, ultimately betraying Julia and accepting the Party's control, expressing love for Big Brother.

Winston becomes a high-ranking Party official and enforces Party ideology.

Winston escapes to a secret underground resistance and survives.

Winston publishes his memoirs against the Party and gains worldwide support.