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 ### What central question are you interested in exploring? Why are you interested in exploring this question?
 
+What is the most deadly coast in america to drive in?
+
+I am interested in this becouse i live on the east coast and we have alot of car 
+accidents. People drive very fast here. The roads are not always paved properly and maintained. I want to know is it just bad luck when people get into accidents or is it their own fault. 
+
 *This should be the big picture question that you ask; use at least 5
 sentences to describe why you are interested in it.*
 
 ### What specific research questions will you investigate?
 
-*List 2-4 specific research questions. Each should be answerable 
-using your data set.*
+1.Is drinking and drinking the biggest cause of fatal collisions?
+
+2.what state are you mostlikly to get in a fatal collision for your first accident?
+
+3.what state is the most unluckiest state for fatel collisions?
+
+4.Is there a connection between the speed or the roads that are causing fatal collisions, that would make the Car Insurance Premiums more expensive?
 
 ## Data source
 
 ### What data set will you use to answer your overarching question? 
 
+The data set is call Bad Drivers 
+
+https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/data/tree/master/bad-drivers 
+
 *Give the title of your data set and provide a link to your data.*
 
 ### Where is this data from?
 
+I got the data set from FiveThirtyEight. It was used for an artical call
+"Dear Mona, Which state has the worst drivers?" in October 2014. The person that wrote the artical is Mona Chalabi, they are a data editor at the Guardien US, 
+and a columnist at New York Margazine, and a lead news writer for FiveThirtyEight.
+
+
 *Describe the source of the data set--not just where you downloaded it, but
 the person or organization who gathered the data. Explain why you trust them.*
 
 ### What is this data about?
 
+The date is about fatal collisions in each state. There are 7 rows, some of the rows
+are about "Percentage Of Drivers Involved In Fatal Collisions Who Were Alcohol-Impaired" and "Percentage Of Drivers Involved In Fatal Collisions Who Were Not Distracted"
+
+
 *Describe the nature of the data in the dataset, including the number of rows 
 and some of the columns which will be important to you.*
 
@@ -35,5 +58,21 @@ and some of the columns which will be important to you.*
 
 ### How will you use your data set to answer your quantitative questions?
 
+1.Is drinking and drinking the biggest cause of fatal collisions?
+    I would get the mean of all the 5 different way fatal collisions happen in 
+    the U.S and then compare to see which one happenes the most often.
+
+2.what state are you mostlikly to get in a fatal collision for your first accident?
+    I would focus on the data set about "Percentage Of Drivers Involved In Fatal Collisions Who Had Not Been Involved In Any Previous Accidents"
+
+3.what state is the most unluckiest state for fatel collisions?
+    I would compare the percentage Of Drivers Involved In Fatal Collisions Who Were Not Distracted in every state.
+
+4.Is there a connection between the speed or the roads that are causing fatal collisions, that would make the Car Insurance Premiums more expensive?
+    I would gaither the average speed and miles of fatal collision in every state and sort the states by least to greatest insurance premiums and see if they aline.
+
+I will present the data in a chart format
+
+
 *For each research question, explain what you will do with the data set 
 to answer the question, and how you will present your answer (e.g. a chart or a table).*