Question

okonkwos return to his native land was not as memorable as he had wished. it was true his two beautiful daughters aroused great interest among suitors and marriage negotiations were soon in progress, but, beyond that, umuofia did not appear to have taken any special notice of the warriors return. the clan had undergone such profound change during his exile that it was barely recognizable. the new religion and government and the trading stores were very much in the peoples eyes and minds. there were still many who saw these new institutions as evil, but even they talked and thought about little else, and certainly not about okonkwos return. 1. british - established court system 2. district commissioner, a british colonial administrator 3. undershirts from chinua achebe, things fall apart. copyright 1959 by chinua achebe how does mr. brown win over the people of umuofia? he appeals to their desire for spiritual fulfillment and eternal life. he appeals to their desire to learn more about european culture. he appeals to their desire to grow and modernize. he appeals to their desire for a better future.

Explanation:

In "Things Fall Apart", Mr. Brown, a missionary, wins over the people of Umuofia by appealing to their spiritual needs. He preaches about a new - found religion that offers spiritual fulfillment and the promise of eternal life, which attracts many who are open to new ideas.

Answer:

He appeals to their desire for spiritual fulfillment and eternal life.