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Understanding Colonialism and Dynamics in "Things Fall Apart

Explore the impact of missionaries, clan dynamics, and colonialism in chapters 17-19 of the novel "Things Fall Apart." Analyze the themes of cultural clash and power dynamics as characters navigate changing traditions and beliefs. Delve into the consequences of colonial influence on the Igbo society and the conflicts it stirs. Reflect on the themes of identity, assimilation, and resistance as woven through the narrative.

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Understanding Colonialism and Dynamics in "Things Fall Apart

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  1. Warm-up Answer the questions about chapters 17-19 • Where do the missionaries “get” to live and build their church? Why are they granted permission to do this? • What decision does Nwoye make about his family and the church? What is Okonkwo’s reaction? • Describe the appearance and life of the osu. How does all of this change with the missionaries? • What happens that causes the clan to act against the missionaries? What do they decide to do? • At the end of Okonkwo’s feast, what does Uchendu say in his speech about the younger generation?

  2. Colonialism in Things Fall Apart

  3. Colonialism • http://www.schooltube.com/video/e8335750b921efebf315/

  4. Colonialism • Establishment, exploitation, maintenance, acquisition and expansion of coloniesin one territory by people from another territory. • The domineering country usually feels superior to the “natives” in all ways and often forces its customs and religion upon them. What are some ways people tend to assert power over others? Why do they do this?

  5. Partner Work • Label the journal entries you already did as either “mental” or “physical.” • With a partner, come up with one example of mental conquering and one example of physical conquering from the book and/or essay that neither of you have already written. • Write two journal entries on the back of your paper. Put both of your names above it. • Be prepared to explain to the class.

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