What does the oral history tradition in African American communities reflect?

the break in connection with African traditions
the influence of white American traditions
the continuation of African traditions in the U.S.
the reluctance to protest slavery in any way

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What does the oral history tradition in African American communities reflect?

the break in connection with African traditions
the influence of white American traditions
the continuation of African traditions in the U.S.
the reluctance to protest slavery in any way

salemlover352 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

no clue man:/ do you have a reference source I can look at?

salemlover352 · Answer

girl* lol and no I don't but thanks for trying

anonymous · Answer

is this for an online class or are you at school?

salemlover352 · Answer

online

ilovepurple42043 · Answer

the oral tradition refers to stories,old sayings, songs, proverbs, and other cultural products that have not been written down or recorded. the forms of oral tradition cultures are kept alive by being passed on by word of mouth from one generation to the next. these diverse forms reveal the values and beliefs of African Americans, the things they hold to be true, and lessons about life and how to live it. in African american culture, the oral tradition has served as a fundamental  vehicle for cultural expression and survival.

salemlover352 · Answer

Yay thank chu

anonymous · Answer

what online program do you use?

salemlover352 · Answer

plato now but it used to be fvs

anonymous · Answer

never heard of either

ilovepurple42043 · Answer

i haven't been on in awhile and when i replied to you i had to get off the site anyway, you're welcome i hope i gave u enough information. :)