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02-09-2020
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By writing Fahrenheit 451, what did the author have to say about the relationship between the government and the people?

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vanessacarrillo2107 vanessacarrillo2107

02-09-2020

The government overpowered the people. Not letting them have a chance to speak out and read. And have their basic freedom

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