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They showed how big of a funeral it was because of his status, most likely as a contrast to Okonkwo's death... but how did his death affect the clan?

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the punishment seems too extreme for accidental murder, however that is their culture and what was accepted as ideal.

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Some feel he is wrongly exiled because it was an accident, but others think he deserves his punishment

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Okonkwo is a dedicated farmer, and takes his farm very seriously. He is very good at it too, providing him respect and wealth.

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The Christians begin to convert more natives

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The Christians begin to convert more natives

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Okonkwo's first impression of the white men is that they are foolish. He wants to drive them out of Umoufia

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Religion becomes a huge theme in the novel from this point forward.  The clash between the African religion and Christianity becomes a motif for the rest of the story

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"We all know that a man is the head of the family and his wives do his bidding. A child belongs to its father and his family and not to its mother and her family."

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"All was silent. In the center of the crowd a boy lay in a pool of blood. It was the dead man’s sixteen-year-old-son."

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Nwoye is captivated by the white preacher of the church and becomes fond of Christianity

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"They are gods of deceit who tell you to kill your fellows and destroy innocent children" (pg 135)

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OBERIKA VISITS OKONKWO AGAIN 2 YEARS LATER TO TELL HIM, MISSIONAIRES ARE IN UMUOFIA. HE ALSO TELLS HIM OKONKWO'S SON NWOYE IS WITH THE MISSIONAIRES

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Uchendu sees that Okonkwo is upset about losing his great farm and how he cannot earn further titles while in his motherland. He tells Okonkwo that he is not the biggest sufferer in the world.

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One of the most common names is Nneka which means "mother is supreme" when everyone knows that the men are the head of the family.

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Obierka has been selling Okonkwo's finest yams, and brought him the cowries that he collected from the yams.

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The white men say how they believe in the son of God, and the African gods the villagers worship are not real

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When Okonkwo commits the murder, people burn Okonkwo's houses, killed his animals, and destroyed his barns to cleanse the land of his sin.

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Uchendu shows hospitality to Okonkwo and helps him start life in his motherland

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Okonkwos friend Oberika visits Okonkwo to tell him that the village of Abame had been wiped out by the white man.

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Okonkwo is exiled for 7 years :(

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Six missionaries arrive in Mbanta led by a white man

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Ogbuefi Ezeudo dies. Ogbuefi was a well known figure throughout the village.

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Okonkwo is exiled for 7 years :)

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His gun accidentally had exploded and went through the boy's heart.
"Violent deaths were frequent, but nothing like this had ever happened" (pg 117)

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Okonkwo starts his new farm in his mother land

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Okonkwo starts his new farm in his mother land