The handmaid's tale

in the "The Handmaid's Tale," there is

a Christian ___________________ regime called the Republic of Gilead

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What is the difference between a Christian and a Catholic?

• A Catholic is a part of the Christians

• A Christian is part of the Catholics

• Only Christians believe in Jesus Christ but not the Catholics

• Christians regroup Catholics and Protestants (and others)

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the Republic of Gilead

has staged a __________________ and established a theocratic government

in the United States.

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The Handmaid's Tale is what Atwood calls ________________

Speculative fiction is

• theorizing about possible futures

• what Margaret Artwood thinks is will happen in the future

• what Margaret Artwood thinks is will not happen in the future

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Utopian writing frequently depicts an ________________

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Dystopias,

are not necessarily predictions of apocalyptic futures,

but rather ________________about the ways in which societies can set themselves on the path to destruction.

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The Handmaid's Tale was published in 1985, when many ________________groups

attacked the gains made by the second-wave feminist movement.

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The Handmaid's Tale imagines a future in which the conservative

counter-movement gains the ________________

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That society makes women completely ________________to men.

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