Hurry which question is too narrow for a research paper topic? a. what were the factors that lead to the development of the japanese american prison camps? b. what were the conditions like at the japanese american prison camps? c. where were the japanese american prison camps located? d. how did world war 2 lead to prejudice against japanese americans?

The correct answer is C. Where were the Japanese American prison camps located?

Explanation:

In writing, a topic is considered as too narrow when the topic just requires from a few details to be completely answered and developed, which implies if a research paper topic is written based on a narrow topic or question the paper will be too short and simple, which is inappropriate for this type of paper. On the other hand, in the case of a research paper, an appropriate question would be one in which the writer had to find different sources and include multiple details, arguments, and evidence to answer to the main question.

Considering this, the topic that would be too narrow for a research paper topic is "Where were the Japanese American prison camps located?" as this topic and question can be developed by just mentioning the places were the camps were located and therefore this question does not allow the writer to look for multiple sources and then develop a text with evidence, facts, reasons, etc. which is the purpose of a research paper.

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