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You should number each of your sources and use that to make citations within the text. Your Background Info page, for example, doesn't have any citations but it has a lot of facts. Also, on your Sources page, make sure to clearly distinguish between Primary and Secondary sources. The TA Andreas said it would be easier to grade that way. Also add more pictures.
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