Justice
Dystopia
Utopia
Society
Equality
100

What does "justice" mean?

Fairness and moral rightness

100

Define "dystopia."

A society characterized by human misery, oppression, disease, and overcrowding. Propaganda is used to control citizens and limit freedoms. 

100

What is a utopia?

An imagined place or state where everything is perfect.

100

What is a society?

A group of people living as a community or organized for a common purpose.

100

What does "equality" mean?

 The state of being equal or treated the same, especially in status, rights, and opportunities.

200

What is an example of equity?

Providing extra resources to those in need to ensure everyone has the same opportunities.

200
Why is Panem in The Hunger Games a dystopia?

Citizens live in a dehumanized state.

200

Give an example of a utopian society in literature or film (movies).

Zootopia, The Giver, 

200

How do societies form?

Societies form through shared interests, goals, and cultural practices among individuals.

200

Why is equality important?

Equality is important for fostering fairness and justice in society.

300

Describe a just society.

A society where all individuals are treated fairly and have equal access to rights and opportunities.

300

Name a type of dystopian control.

Technological control. Corporate control. Bureaucratic control. Philosophical/religious control

300

How is a utopia created?

By ensuring equality, equity, and the fair distribution of resources among all citizens.

300

What role does culture play in a society?

 Culture influences values, beliefs, traditions, and social structures within a society.

300

How is equity different from equality?

Equity focuses on fairness and the distribution of resources based on needs, while equality means treating everyone the same.

400

How is justice related to equality?

Justice ensures that all individuals are treated equally and fairly, promoting equal rights and opportunities

400

How does propaganda work in dystopias?

 It is used to control citizens and manipulate their thoughts and beliefs.

400

What makes a utopia "perfect"?

 A perfect utopia has no conflict, injustice, or inequality, and all individuals are content.

400

Describe how a government is part of society.

A government organizes and regulates the society, providing structure and enforcing laws.

400

What are some examples of inequality?

Examples include gender inequality in the workplace and racial discrimination.

500

Name a real-world example of justice.

The Civil Rights Movement in the United States aimed at achieving justice through equality and fairness for all citizens.

500

Describe the role of the dystopian protagonist.

The protagonist often questions the social and political systems and helps the audience recognize the negative aspects of the dystopian world.

500

What are challenges to achieving a utopia?

Human nature, differing values, and the complexity of societal needs often hinder the creation of a perfect society.

500

What are the responsibilities of citizens in a society?

 Citizens are responsible for following laws, participating in civic duties, and contributing to the community.

500

Describe a situation where equality is threatened.

A situation like wage gaps between genders in the workforce threatens equality.