ANYONE READ THE BOOK CALLED "THINGS FALL APART" BY CHINUA ACHEBE?!
I need help with a question on my test! i like have no idea of how to answer it. Please Help!!!
Question: The white men most likely destroyed Abame
A)to get their iron horse back
B)for disobeying them
C)because they could not understand the Ibo language
D)to avenge a death
Lmk if you need a pdf of the book. I can put a link for it

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