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Colonialism : Nectar in a Sieve and Things Fall Apart

Literature today has given us an inside view of the trials and tribulations that original inhabitants endure do to European colonization. Colonialism is defined as a practice of ruling nations as colonies; a policy in which a country rules other nations and develops trade for its own benefit. Colonialism also has many indirect effects such as bringing about social and economical change, in most cases under duress. Colonialism has had an immense impact on the world, therefore it being reflected in much of todays literature isn’t surprising. I’ve recently read the books Nectar in a Sieve written by Kamala Markandaya, and Thing Fall Apart written by Chinua Achebe. Both books have strong accounts of European colonialism entwined with an entrancing account of the trials and tribulations that characters such as Okonkwo and Ruku face during changing times in a once united country. A book that has such accurate and meaningful accounts of important historical events has helped me to better understand the social, economical and political effects of enforced colonialism because the consequences of an unwillingly reformed nation are better understood through personal accounts of historical events. Throughout this paper I

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