Formulate your research question. Think about exactly what you want to know. Your question should be focused and clearly stated. Don't be afraid to tweak your question if necessary. You don't want to make your question too narrow (you may not have enough to write about) or too broad (you might end up not being able to adequately cover all the material).
NOTE: your question should allow you to be able to analyze your topic rather than simply describe the topic.
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