Chinua Achebe, the author of "Things Fall Apart" (1959) in English in order to reach a greater audience, especially the English audience who were the colonial rulers of Nigeria, his homeland. With his book, he tried to write African literature and portray the history of his nation in a different way, from an African point of view but in English for Europeans to understand it. Writing this story in English was sort of writing back at the center of the British Empire, contesting the previous books of African themes but writen from a white perspective, like Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness".
On the other hand, it showed that Africans were not the backward people that European stereotypes portrayed. They had their own culture and histories and they could express them in English for the European colonizers to understand.
The following three responses are correct:
B) something that can be verified and doesn't rely on feelings
C) something that is based on a fact rather than an opinion
E) something that can be proven accurate
If something is deemed to be subjective, that means it will contain elements of bias stemming from opinion, feelings, and individual points of view that sometimes cannot be proven. For something to be objective, it should be free from all of those.