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High school and university students often have difficulty finding a topic in history on which to write essays (such as the IB's Extended Essay or Internal Assessment). History essay writing is not easy and neither is finding a good history essay topic. Many students start writing on a topic and then discover that it is a dead end because it does not lend itself to anything more than a descriptive treatment.

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