What popular spectacle took place that afternoon in chapter two of 1984?

In chapter two of "1984," a popular spectacle known as the Two Minutes Hate takes place. During this event, Party members gather to watch a film that incites intense emotions against the Party's enemies, particularly Emmanuel Goldstein. It serves as a tool for the Party to unify its members through shared hatred, allowing them to express their frustrations and reinforce loyalty to Big Brother. The atmosphere is charged with fervor, highlighting the manipulative power of the Party over individual emotions.