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 pass traditions to younger generations. d. it ensure the success of the gold-salt trade. e. it develop communication between tribes.

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.

It helped pass traditions to younger generations.

the answer is migration

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