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Historical questions that contain specific information are more helpful to historians than general questions. But writing good (specific) historical questions requires some practice.
Identify three good historical questions about European colonies in the Americas.
A. Who was living in the Americas before European countries began forming colonies?
B. What were the effects of colonies?
C. Who were the first European explorers?
D. Which European countries colonized North America?
E. Why did European countries want to colonize the Americas?
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