Explain how historians questions different from geographers question

When they study the past, historians ask themselves questions. The answers to the questions help historians draw conclusions about the past. For example, historians ask questions such as how societies are similar and different. They also ask how leaders governed societies.

Geography is distinguished by the types of questions it asks—the “where” and “why there” of an issue or problem. ... Geographic questions help increase spatial reasoning skills, identify geographic issues and problems, and develop new or additional geographic research questions and hypotheses for further investigation.

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the following sets of characteristics describe what we know about the outer plants is c. rocky surface, closet to the sun and larger in size

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