Choose all that apply : when doing historical research, how can you organize your thoughts on a document you are reading?

take good notes using colons and other punctuation.
read everything you can on the subject.
discuss the information with peers.
respond to questions from peers on the subject matter.
understand where you agree or disagree with others on the subject.

Normally, when you do historical research you need to read multiple texts about the same events because not all of them have the same descriptions or details. For example, if you read about the discovery of a mummy, some texts will simply say "this mummy was found in 1776" but others could write who found it, how, why, etc. For organizing your thoughts while reading a single document it is good to: (1) Take good notes using colons and other punctuation, (2) discuss the information with peers, and (3) understand where you agree or disagree with others on the subject

answer: /hbv

explanation: ,mnb nml; ,

a big wall across the mexican border so no drugs, terrorist, or illegal immigrants can come through : )