Make or Do?

Do we normally use make or do (or maybe both?) with these words?

research, a request, the bed, washing up, a speech, business, love, a correction, an exercise, homework, amends (for), a concert, an investigation, an appeal, ironing, a statement, a favour for someone, a report, drugs, an appointment, money, damage, the cleaning, a move, decisions, mistakes, an effort, your duty, a promise, progress, an agreement, time, a living, an appearance, an impression on someone, your hair, a reservation, an assignment, your best, a commitment, a suggestion, a profit, a mess, trouble, a phone call, lunch, a dance, a deadline

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Note that some words in the above list can take other verbs:

to carry out or undertake an investigation (into/on)
to compile a report
to conduct research (into/on)
to fulfil an assignment
to meet a deadline
to put forward a suggestion
to give or deliver a speech
to fix or arrange or schedule an appointment
to enter into an agreement
to cause trouble
to give or play or hold a concert