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They ask questions about the past.
They ask questions about the past.
They read many textbooks to find out about events.
They read many textbooks to find out about events.
They interpret primary source evidence.
They interpret primary source evidence.
Historians speculate about what might have happened.
Historians speculate about what might have happened.
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The best explanation for how historians create sound generalizations about trends in history is:
They interpret primary source evidence.
Interpreting primary sources allows historians to analyze authentic materials from the time period they are studying, leading to well-founded conclusions about historical trends.
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