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Understanding Oral Traditions as Historical Evidence
This three-page worksheet introduces oral traditions and compares oral testimonies with written documents.
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This three-page worksheet introduces oral traditions and compares oral testimonies with written documents. Students reflect on community traditions and evaluate a sample testimony using credibility, consistency, corroboration, cultural context, and purpose.
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- Students will define oral tradition and identify examples.
- Students will compare the strengths and limitations of oral and written evidence.
- Students will evaluate oral testimonies using five validity criteria.
- Students will explain how cultural context and purpose influence historical sources.
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