Question

Why do historians construct historical narratives to communicate ideas about
the past to others?
A. Narratives organize historical information into a format that
engages an audience.
B. Narratives help historians translate documents in foreign
languages.
c. Narratives allow historians to make a point about the past without
citing sources
D. Narratives help transform historical documents into oral histories.

Answer 1

Historians construct historical narratives to communicate ideas about the past to others because narratives organize historical information into a format that engages an audience.

The historical narrative is a literary subgenre that is characterized by organizing historical information in a format other than academic so that ordinary people can access it through other formats that engage an audience such as:

• novels

• series

• films

• video game

Historians have chosen to organize this historical information so that more people can easily access it. Additionally, the historical narrative uses the long verse because it offers adequate structures to tell stories.

Additionally, options B, C, and D are not correct because they refer to purposes that do not correspond to the historical narrative.

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