Who were the individuals in njoroges family

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Weep Not, Child by Ngugi wa Thiong'o

1. Where is the story located? When does it occur?

2. Who is Njoroge?

3. Who were the individuals in Njoroge's family?

4. What were the factors that threatened Njoroge's?

5. What was the Kenya African Union? What did they aim to achieve?

6. Why was Kori called a terrorist?

7. Who were the Mau Mau (chapter 10)? What did they want?

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