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    THINGS FALL APART Vocabulary CHAPTER 1 WILY - (of a person) clever‚ having a very good understanding of situations‚ possibilities and people‚ and often willing to use tricks to achieve an aim a wily politician POUNCE - to jump or move quickly in order to catch or take hold of something The cat sat in the tree ready to pounce on the ducks below. The police were waiting to pounce when he arrived at the airport. STAMMER - to speak or say something with unusual pauses or repeated

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    Manhood means something very different for each of the three male characters: Unoka‚ Okonkwo and Nwoye. I believe that idea of manhood holds the most meaning for Okonkwo. Okonkwo was scared of being seen as feminine or “soft”. Okonkwo based his beliefs on manhood on very traditional values. Everything good in Okonkwo’s life has come from masculine dominated or associated ideals. Starting from a very early age Okonkwo has feared being like his father‚ amongst other negative attributes Okonkwo sees

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    Albert Chinualamogue Achebe‚ author of Things Fall Apart‚ was born into a large African village known as Ogidi in Nigeria. He would go on to receive his education in English‚ nonetheless‚ he would obtain an upbringing that was multi-cultured. This would no doubt be due to the town of Ogini‚ in the early 20th century‚ continuing traditions. While in college he would discover an interest in Indigenous Nigerians‚ furthermore‚ he would reject his Christian name Albert and instead standing by his indigenous

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    Rebecca Pepka Mrs. Ward 2° February 14‚ 2013 Marijuana Legalization About 745‚180 men and 692‚000 women will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States this year alone. Some of these people get prescribed medicinal marijuana to help increase their appetites‚ curb the dizziness‚ and ease the side effects that they feel from chemotherapy. These symptoms are present in many people without cancer. People with vertigo and eating disorders may also find that marijuana boosts their hunger and helps

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    Change can be looked on in different ways. It can be seen as undermining to what is already established. However‚ it can also be seen as progressive or the path of the future. In Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe these views are shown. The negative view is seen by characters like Okonkwo‚ where the establishments being undermined are the huts or the overall way of life. The positive view is seen by characters like Nwoye‚ where he is drawn by the acceptance of Christianity. Either way change is definite

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    the values of the culture in which they are created and can reveal those values to readers of different cultures. Values of a culture are shown through the actions of the heroes in literature; this is very notable in Beowulf‚ The Iliad‚ and Things Fall Apart. Beowulf’s hero shows the values of the culture he represents. Beowulf shows great strength when he fights and wins many battles: Grendel‚ the seamonster‚ and Grendel’s mother. Great strength is also shown in his battle against the dragon‚

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    of thinking‚ behaving or working that exists in a place or organization. Since culture is specific to a certain region it can vary in many ways from place to place. The Ibo culture found in the book Things Fall Apart and American culture have some similarities and some differences. In Things Fall Apart‚ we follow the life of Okonkwo; and we learn about how his society functions and the norms of his culture. His story really highlights the ins and outs of Ibo culture and makes it easy to contrast with

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    In things Fall Apart  By Chinua Achebe Okonkwo‚ the main character‚ takes part in the death of an innocent boy named Ikemefuna despite the warnings not to. Afterwards Okonkwo goes through much grief and sorrow‚ fighting a battle within himself. Through Okonkwo’s grief after Ikemefuna’s death‚ Achebe reflects on the Ibo tribal customs‚ human sacrifice and the universal law of kill one’s own son.     When Okonkwo was given the news of Ikemefuna was to be killed‚ he was told by elder Ezeudu not to

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    Ruiqi Wang Written Task Assignment Things Fall Apart Dear Father‚ I know I have failed you. While you are the “raging fire” of our people‚ I grew up as a pebble in the circle of rocks that surround your bright flame. You burn bright with courage and leadership‚ while I am just an average tribesman following your command. Being your oldest son‚ I have always known your expectations of me‚ but it has proven too much for me to live up to. Ever since I was younger‚ you have been tough on me

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    Christianity Imagine someone coming into your home and they change everything that at the end nothing really seems familiar. Imagine someone taking away your friends and family from you just so they can have them especially because they liked the same thing or had the same beliefs. Well that feeling is what Okonkwo felt when the white men came into their land and brought and shared their new beliefs and laws. Okonkwo came back to Umuofia after being exiled for 7 years and nothing was really familiar anymore

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