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What does the district commissioner say is the motive of the british in colonizing the africans?
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What is the district commissioner in things fall apart?
The District Commissioner in "Things Fall Apart" is a representative of the British colonial government who acts as a local administrator in the Igbo village where the story is set. He symbolizes the oppressive and dehumanizing impact of British colonial rule on the indigenous peoples of Nigeria.
How is the District Commissioner's view of his role at odds with the clansmen's view of his role?
The District Commissioner sees his role as one of authority and control, intending to impose colonial rule over the clansmen. In contrast, the clansmen view their leaders as custodians of their traditions and culture, representing their collective interests. This clash of perspectives highlights the conflict between colonial imposition and indigenous autonomy.
Where had british been colonizing before 1800?
India.
Where had the british begun colonizing before 1800?
India
The British were mainly interested in colonizing America to obtain what?
Aztec Gold
What were the main commodities that the British gained from colonizing India?
Tea, rubber, spices
What was the British interested in colonizing to obtain?
Wealth, power and a world empire.
Why did the commissioner come to Iguedo in Things Fall Apart?
The commissioner came to Iguedo in "Things Fall Apart" to investigate the killing of a tribal leader by the villagers. He was also interested in gaining information about the Igbo society and culture for the purpose of colonial administration.
How did the British get an empire?
Colonizing, conquering enemy areas, and whatnot.
Where in America did the British colonize?
In many cases the Brits are responsible for colonizing BFE and BFI (idaho).
How did the africans come to Trinidad and tobago?
The Africans were brought across on a ship by the British/Spanish and French
Why did the Middle passage begin?
The Middle Passage began because the British, Africans, and Americans wanted money. The British wanted sugar from the Africans and the Africans wanted pans. The Africans gave the British slaves and they took them to America for money. They would go back and fourth with this. They didn't just go to those places though.
