Rosiah Binti Omar
1) Based on your
reading of "Things Fall Apart",what aspects of the Igbo culture allow
the British to take over?
Based on “Things
Fall Apart”, the aspects that I have found was the cleverness of the British to
convince the people in the Igbo culture. They showed their good values so that
the Igbo people will accept them. The British also tried to bring anything that
makes the Igbo people impressed them, for example they use the bicycle, and
people in Igbo culture didn’t know anything about development of the world
sophistication. They assume that the British using the “iron horse” instead of
calling it as bicycle. Besides that, Igbo culture also practices openness
because they allowed other people to take advantage on them. For example, they
let the British to disseminate Christianity.
2) Since Sarawak has
also undergone colonisation, how has this affected aspects of culture in our
society?
After British colonised
Sarawak, there are many effects that we can see until today. One aspect that
obviously affected the culture is religion. British has brought the
Christianity to Sarawak that makes the religion has the highest adherent. There
is so many churches build in Sarawak. Besides that, English language is the
main important aspects that have being brought by British to Sarawak. Most of
Sarawak people can speak fluent English.
3) Are there any
changes brought about in the lives of the indigenous tribes in Africa and
Sarawak?
Yes, there are many
changes brought in the lives of the indigenous tribes in Africa and Sarawak. In
Africa, the Christianity spread and most of the Igbo people converted to
Christian. They don’t believe in Agbala anymore because they found the new
religion that is better. We can see the changes after they converted to
Christian, for example, they became independent and gain many knowledge.
Changes in Sarawak
that we can see is the people became more knowledgeable and develop because
they are using an international language. Besides, the British also make the
changes in administration system. Sarawak used the resident instead of district
office.
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