Asked by morgan
Why was the oral tradition important in Africa?
A.) It was a ritual believed to bring rainfall.
B.) It was used to communicate with the king.
C.) It helped pass traditions to younger generations
D.) It helped ensure the success of the gold-salt trade.
E.) It helped develop communication between tribes.
Pretty confused none of this information is in my textbook.
A.) It was a ritual believed to bring rainfall.
B.) It was used to communicate with the king.
C.) It helped pass traditions to younger generations
D.) It helped ensure the success of the gold-salt trade.
E.) It helped develop communication between tribes.
Pretty confused none of this information is in my textbook.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
The oral tradition is the act of passing on knowledge by word of mouth. It's important because in a preliterate society, it teaches young people the traditions of their families and tribes.
Answered by
morgan
Thank you so much I figured it had to be that one the other ones didn't make sense!
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You are very welcome.
Answered by
bryant myers
C. I think
Answered by
chloe victory
i still don't understand
Answered by
naida
Why was the oral tradition important in Africa?
A.
It was a ritual believed to bring rainfall.
B.
It was used to communicate with the king.
C.
It helped pass traditions to younger generations.
D.
It helped ensure the success of the gold-salt trade.
E.
It helped develop communication between tribes.
A.
It was a ritual believed to bring rainfall.
B.
It was used to communicate with the king.
C.
It helped pass traditions to younger generations.
D.
It helped ensure the success of the gold-salt trade.
E.
It helped develop communication between tribes.