How does the society in the novel 1984 dominate it's people?

Domination To preserve it's domination, the party in 1984 has extirpated the societies freedom and has enforced their way of thinking. Through the conversation Winston encounters in Chapter 5, the reader is able to recognize the control the party has over the society by inflicting fear into the atmosphere. First of all, the party has created an atmosphere full of fear so they can maintain power over the people. One of the ways the party inflicts fear …

…one will be able to question the party's authority. The party is able to get away with this injustice because they have created a fearful society and has utter domination over the people. In conclusion, the party is able to control its people by using fear as a weapon. The party's power is going to get stronger as life progresses, and soon it will be too late for the society to gain back their freedom.