B. Oral history can engage and entertain listeners by using
music, rhythm, and poetry.
One of the advantage oral history has over written history
is its ability to engage and entertain listener by using music, rhythm, and
poetry. Oral history can refer to rehearsed account of the past or it can be
informal conversations of “the old days” among people who lived in a certain
area like family members, neighbors or coworkers. Both methods allow listeners
to learn the points of view of people who have lived through the period.
