” The general vision of this this novel is how the cohesiveness and unity of African clans and tribes are made to ‘fall apart' with the coming of Colonialism*. "Africa was pictured as the dark continent, inhabited by childlike, superstitious, and fearful European writers believed that colonialismwas an agent of enlightenment to primitive peoples without a valid value system or civilization of their own. Achebe’s portray of Igbo society, shows that African societies were not mindless or barbaric, and that the colonial infiltration disturbed the unity and the balance of what was once a very dignified society. Ca said, “notes
In the late 1800, Western society developed an idea based on Darwinian racial