The colonization took place primarily for economic and control reasons. A colonized land is easier to control.
It is assumed that there are other African tribes in things fall apart, particularly the translators who accompany the white men, and other men who work with the white men, including soldiers or officials.
The Nigerians see the white men as strange and their religion as bizarre. They make fun of the white men's religion and the way their interpreters speak, saying a phrase that sounds like "my buttocks." Further, they make fun of the Court Messengers, calling them "Kotma of the ash buttocks," and saying they are "fit to be a slave."
In Tsimsian, the word for "white man" is "waahla."
A term typically used with cultural anthropologists to describe a practice within a society or culture where the children of a couple with a differing socioeconomic status is automatically touted as a member of the lower class standing. For example, here in the States, if white person and a black person have a child, the child would typically be classified as black, not white.
An African immigrant or a white African.
if you are referring to chapter 15 of Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart, it is a metaphor. it means that the white men have come to colonize or "settle" as locusts do.
The white men were Europeans who had come to colonize and convert the lands of the Igbo to Christianity.
The white man's name in Things Fall Apart is Reverend James Smith.
"the white skin"
They were to enable the white man to see and talk to spirits.
Well the white people aren't really cool in the things fall apart as they were in the white man's burden. One man's trash is another man's treasure. In that case, fortune telling cookies are not a really a reliable source for wisdom.
black people, white people, the president, basically all of america..
Things Fall Apart was the first significant English work written by a native Nigerian. It is an interesting representation of the earlier Nigerian civilization before white colonization.
Colonize.
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Yes. Things Fall Apart had many things falling apart. It also represented the gradual tearing away at older values that modernization brings. The title ties in with a conversation Okonkwo has with his best friend Obierika, about the white man cutting the ties that held their civilization together.
"'It is like the story of white men who, they say, are white like this piece of chalk,' said Obierika. He held up a piece of chalk, which every man kept in his obi and with which his guests drew lines on the floor before they ate kola nuts." (Things Fall Apart 74)