Drawing was important in early history because
a it was the only recognized form of art by government and educational institutes.
b. it was the only method of communication used among different cultures who didn't speak the same
languages.
c. it was the only method of visually recording history, before the creation of photography and film.
d of all of the above.
select the best answer from the choices provided
oa
b
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D. All of the above.

Explanation:

If we go straight to Egyptians, we could see how the scribes were the ones well-respected by the society, since the pharaoh recognized them as take carers of culture by drawing the day by day life in those lands by the Nile.

Even if we go even further in the past, Sumerians dug on clay tablets numbers, this was accompanied by drawings relating their lives and hunts. Stories were told that way, since language wasn't even invented, and some of them were unknown to one community to another.

French, English and Spanish expeditions to both Africa and America used the art of drawing to communicate and show the new nature wonders. From 1492 to 1700s neither photography nor film were invented, so these countries used this art of sketching to talk about the Rosetta stone, the wonders of the Ancient Egypt and the exuberant plants from Southamerica.