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    The Ibo people had a strong culture which made up their society and gave them their identity. The Ido culture valued religion‚ gods‚ agriculture‚ weddings‚ and language. Then their culture meet another culture that was as strong or stronger than theirs. This other culture was the White European culture. This caused good and bad things to the Ibo people. But they had one similarity which was how to be respected by others in society. In both cultures they had to prove themselves through their actions

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    continent of Africa was struggling with imperialist aggression‚ military invasions and eventually colonisation. Many countries within Africa were occupied by other‚ more powerful‚ countries. This impacted the social effect placed on the indigenous people of africa. For

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    and its effects on the culture of the people of Umuofia. The coming of the white man brought about culture conflict which affects the people of Umuofia’s religion‚ their agriculture‚ their judicial system and their social life. The coming of the white man affects the people of Umuofia’s religion and cause culture conflict. The people of umuofia have many gods. Agbala- the oracle of the Hills and Caves. "People come from far and near to consult it" . People consult it when they have dispute with

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    suggestions less of choice. When the tribe feels hopelessness by the facing the fact that they’re losing the way of their people and the traditions the tribe stood for by force. Who can blame Okumbo for acting the way he did. The Christians didn’t give Okumbo a reason to him to try their ways. Therefore‚ the Christians and the Tribes could have changed their ways of getting people to see their culture throw their eyes. The Christians should be a lot more respective to the tribe’s religion‚ culture

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    THINGS FALL APART Umofia is a place where people have a different life style then there is in a modern society. People in Umofia are both civilized and savage at the same time. There are both of the civilized and savage sides of the society but mostly they are old-fashion minded. For example‚ in Ibo society they do not value women at all‚ they are not equal by laws‚ they do not have any protection or any rights‚ etc. I am going to define the terms civilized and savage firstly

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    and people became no more than brains piloting slabs of meat. Some would call him sociopathic or even psychotic in his nature due to the fact that he had lost the ability to distinguish “right” from “wrong.” Never once had he thought he would end up like this; he thought of himself as a depressed elderly man trapped within the body of a child. The more that he came to understand about the world‚ and the people around him the less he wanted to know. He learned of the cruel nature of people‚ and

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    the drums was no longer a separate thing from the living village. It was like the pulsation of its heart.” This metaphor is depicting how large an ordeal the wrestling matches were to Ibo society. The village is no longer separate living breathing people. They are now one being‚ one beating heart that’s anticipating the match to come. Achebe showed the power of the egwugwu court in a very creative and interesting way. “The wave struck the women and children and there was a backward stampede”. This

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    reference to the villager’s beliefs and customs and the importance it held in their lives. Obi was wrong in his thinking and in his methods‚ believing that he can just cut the people off from what in our time would be considered a funeral. When it comes to the destruction and rejection of something that was and is important to people such as traditions no matter how old the customs may be‚ nobody has the right to negate a person’s background and nobody has the ability to remove a person’s belief and substitute

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    convert Christianity as the desired religion for the people in his kingdom. This religion was his motivation throughout life. There is no doubt that he was extremely devoted to the church. His mission was to unite all Germans

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    me‚ he used his education to get himself out of sticky situations. Similarly‚ according to the NY Times article the doctors refused to help the patients even though they had the education to help them. Education is the pathway to success. For many People and William‚ the main character of The Boy who Harnessed the wind‚ education was very unique and life changing because it was self-education. For example‚ he mentioned a‚ “lack of education also led to harsh teasing and discrimination by the population”

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