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Generating Inquiry Questions to Uncover Unanswered Historical Puzzles
Use gaps and inconsistencies in initial sources to formulate follow-up research questions and find new evidence.
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Chronological Reasoning and Historical Argumentation
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Analyze cause, effect, change, and continuity over time to construct and communicate evidence-based historical arguments.
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