Authoritarianism

How much of your personal history and culture is tied to the freedom of expression?

How important is variety in opinion and perspective to you in your learning environment?

What impact does having a choice in your daily routine have on your mental health?

If you weren't allowed to choose your job, how would you find purpose and fulfillment?

If the government provided everything you needed, what aspects of freedom would you miss the most?

How would a school function if all decisions were made by one person without consultation?

Do you think it's possible for a society to be happy if they don't have a say in its governance?

How do you define freedom, and in what ways do you feel it’s necessary for your wellbeing?

What ways can you think of to foster unity without sacrificing individual voices?

If you could create rules for a perfect society, what would be the first rule you’d make, and why?

What personal qualities do you think are necessary to live under a regime where dissent isn't tolerated?

How would your sense of identity change if you lived in a place where your beliefs could not be openly shared?

Imagine a world where all media is controlled by the government; how would this affect your knowledge about the world?

How might your day-to-day lifestyle be impacted if there were curfews and travel restrictions without any exceptions?

Can a leader who never faces elections or public criticism truly understand the needs of the people?

Would you feel safer or more constrained if your internet and social media use were monitored and regulated?

Have you ever had a situation where strict discipline or control led to a better outcome?

How important is it for you to have a say in the laws that regulate your school or workplace?

If there was a choice, how would you decide between absolute privacy and a government's promise to prevent crime?

Would you feel comfortable living in a country where your government decides who you can and cannot marry?

Have you ever had to follow a rule you didn't agree with, and how did you handle it?

How much power should a leader be able to have over your personal life choices for the sake of national interest?

How would you feel if your country's leader had the final say on your career choice?

How can people stay informed and critically think about their leaders' decisions when information is controlled?

What might be the consequences of valuing order and stability over freedom and personal expression in the long term?

Would you trust one authority to act in your best interests during a difficult situation, and why?

If decisions were made for you, how do you envision the future of your personal development?

When, if ever, is it justifiable to prioritize one person's vision over the collective opinion of the society?

How might living under restrictive political conditions influence the dreams and aspirations of young people?

In what ways could a community ensure its voice is heard in a system where political competition is discouraged?

What role do you believe citizen feedback should play in the decisions made by those in power?

How would you describe the ideal relationship between citizens and those who govern them?

What lessons can history teach us about the outcomes of concentrated power in one person's hands?

If you could not voice your opinions openly, how else might you try to express yourself?

How do you balance the need for security with maintaining your personal rights?

How would you cope if your day-to-day decisions were controlled by someone else?

If a leader ensures economic growth and stability, is it acceptable for them to restrict the media and control information?

Does the concentration of power in the hands of a few ever benefit the majority?