... 's written with the historical knowledge of Britain colonizing Nigeria. Yet, it is from a view point which we are not used to reading from. Things Fall Apart is from the eyes of the colonized. The perspective is from Okonkwo, a respected elder, who can't resist the invasion of western culture in ... . Their customs and manners are vividly explained, along with its government and its administration of justice, its religious rites and beliefs, etc. In Things Fall Apart, it evens explains their agricultural patterns. To name a few are: The Week of Peace, the planting of the Yams, the New Ya...

• Word Count: 1448
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School