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    The document is an essay outline arguing that the Igbo culture is constantly changing throughout Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart". The outline introduces the novel, author, and Igbo culture. It then claims the Igbo culture changes in terms of religion as men convert to Christianity, and government as the whites bring a new system. The conclusion restates that the Igbo culture changed religiously, politically, and that younger generations will not have the same Igbo values due to these changes.

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    The document is an essay outline arguing that the Igbo culture is constantly changing throughout Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart". The outline introduces the novel, author, and Igbo culture. It then claims the Igbo culture changes in terms of religion as men convert to Christianity, and government as the whites bring a new system. The conclusion restates that the Igbo culture changed religiously, politically, and that younger generations will not have the same Igbo values due to these changes.

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    The document is an essay outline arguing that the Igbo culture is constantly changing throughout Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart". The outline introduces the novel, author, and Igbo culture. It then claims the Igbo culture changes in terms of religion as men convert to Christianity, and government as the whites bring a new system. The conclusion restates that the Igbo culture changed religiously, politically, and that younger generations will not have the same Igbo values due to these changes.

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    Achebe Suggested That The Igbo Culture Is Dynamic

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    The document is an essay outline arguing that the Igbo culture is constantly changing throughout Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart". The outline introduces the novel, author, and Igbo culture. It then claims the Igbo culture changes in terms of religion as men convert to Christianity, and government as the whites bring a new system. The conclusion restates that the Igbo culture changed religiously, politically, and that younger generations will not have the same Igbo values due to these changes.

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    Amarilys McCoy

    4AS
    Literature

    Achebe suggested that the Igbo culture is dynamic (constantly changing). Find the
    evidence in the novel to support this.

    Thesis: The Igbo culture is constantly changing throughout the novel.


    INTRO:
    1. Novel: Things Fall Apart
    2. Author: Chinua Achebe Nigerian Author
    3. Igbo culture (Traditions, Religion, etc)
    4. The Igbo culture is constantly changing throughout the novel

    BODY:
    Signs of change:
    Religion- Igbo men converted to Christianity
    Government- The whites brought a new government to Umuofia.

    CONCLUSION:
    In conclusion, throughout the novel, changes occur in the Igbo culture.
    1. Religion changed due to the introduction of Christianity
    2. Government changed due to whites
    3. Younger Igbo generation will not grow up with Igbo values, which changed to
    a new religion. This religion brought about new traditions and beliefs.

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