Question

Oralism gradually gave way to sign language because sign language provided

Answer 1

Answer:

Sign language provided a more preferable choice that enabled free and natural communication

Explanation:

The use of oralism is limited among those with hearing disability as those who could very well comprehend the information being transmitted usually have a discursive consciousness or understanding of the way the people spoke, thereby limiting the dissemination of information, such that those who understood the oralism will sometimes pass unto their colleague the  given information using sign language making sign language the foundational or natural language upon which Deaf cultural competencies can be developed.