6. In Kurt Vonnegut's short story "Harrison Bergeron, George is unable to think through an answer because he is forced to listen to loud sirens every few minutes. What does this detail suggest about the mechanisms
that make Vonnegut's future America operate as it does?
The government has complete control-people aren't allowed to even think for themselves.
The government uses crude mechanisms to get people's attention and make them think.
The government only has partial control over people, but they refuse to think for themselves.
The government uses very creative methods for inspiring people to work harder.