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After reading a source, what is the historian’s next step in breaking down the source? A. identifying a research question B. creating the citation for the source C. selecting ev…

After reading a source, what is the historian’s next step in breaking down the source? A. identifying a research question B. creating the citation for the source C. selecting ev…
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After reading a source, what is the historian’s next step in breaking down the source? A. identifying a research question B. creating the citation for the source C. selecting evidence from the source D. determining the main idea of the source

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D

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You would first identify the main idea.

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