https://padlet.com/collinsb2/5k9dv6937o98 en-us 2017-02-08 16:09:05 UTC 2024-10-18 14:58:09 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Brightnessdown.png collinsb2 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/5k9dv6937o98/wish/152510056 With your group, summarize and analyze the information discovered about your assigned topic within Chapters 5-6 of Things Fall Apart.
Be sure to include a picture that connects with the Igbo people and the topic you are discussing. Also, your summary and analysis should include at least one cited piece of evidence from the novel. Only one person from the group will create the padlet post, but be sure to include the names of all group members. Title your post with the topic being discussed.
Essential Skills: (1) Work collaboratively and use technology to create a product that illustrates understanding. (2) Assess information and draw conclusions.]]> 2017-02-08 16:09:05 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/5k9dv6937o98/wish/152510056 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/5k9dv6937o98/wish/153031212 In Things Fall Apart, gender roles play a vital role in the tribal society. Men and Women are treated as complete opposites and vary unfairly. Men are allowed and encouraged to have multiple wives when women are only allowed to have one husband. Women are said to  live in separate huts with the rest of the family other than their husbands, and stay home to do "house" work. Men go outside and do the major work like cropping goods on the farm.  Another example from the book is when the people sit in their groups to drink wine. The women typically come take the horn, sit on one knee, drink a little bit of the drink, give back the horn and leave as the men sit  their for longer.  "He belongs to the clan he told her, so look after him.' Is he staying long with us? She asked. Do what you are told women,' Okonkwo thundered and stammered."

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