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The Wrestling Match Study Guide

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by Buchi Emecheta
About 45 pages (13,404 words)
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Research the Biafran War, also known as the Nigerian Civil War. How did the conflict start? What kept it going, and what was the ultimate result? How is this similar to, or different from, the conflict between the young men in the villages in The Wrestling Match?

In the book, Okei's uncle and a man from the neighboring village invent a diversion to give the teenagers a positive outlet for their energy. If you could invent a similar diversion for young people in American society, what would it be? What do you think would happen as a result?

Okei is reluctant to go to his uncle and ask him for help, because he is afraid his uncle will say, "I.....

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