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Christopher Dawson's Cite Argumentative Essay

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Hello Sierra, I see your citation is really well organized which mine is not. I see some mistakes that you have done in, first is that Christopher Dawson’s cite explanation is not in twelve point font. Second I see is that, every citation is in grey color which it supposed to be in black. Other than that, it looks good to me.

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