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Discussion 2_History of the United States

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This is indeed a challenging topic for historians because not much written records are available that will help them to find much about it. Whatever information they got was from the artifacts and what archeologists had to say about it and therefore, more than one interpretation can happen and it becomes difficult to find out the actual truth. Thus, this is a challenging topic for historians.