Integrating evidence from multiple sources into one reasoned argument

A strong historical argument does not just cite evidence, it integrates evidence from multiple relevant sources and interpretations into a single, reasoned case. This means weighing how different pieces of evidence relate to each other and to the argument's central claim, not simply listing them side by side.

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