3. How do the posters of Big Brother compare to other, real world, nationalist or patriotic images (Uncle Sam or Rosie the Riveter as examples). [It doesn't need to be an American icon, but can be].

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Introduction

he two posters are comparable, in terms of both showing a government monitoring citizens, asking threatening questions, and presenting as male, reveals the problem of governments acting on the supposed authority of knowing and doing what is best for their citizens when they're intent the opposite.

The Uncle Sam poster was created in 1917 to be fictional character that represented the United States government and encourage individuals to enlist in army for World War I

George Orwell a socialist author who created the fictional character "Big Brother is watching you " as a symbol that the ruling party from his is always watching you so it was created to intimidate people to stay in line.