Discuss the “case for” in your own words in at least a paragraph.Explain the evidence or arguments in the “case for” you think were most convincing and why.

Complete the assignment
Read all the materials, and then answer the following questions:
1. What is the question you are answering?
2. Summarize the issue and the background in your own words in a paragraph or two.
3. Discuss the “case for” in your own words in at least a paragraph.
4. Explain the evidence or arguments in the “case for” you think were most convincing and why.
5. Discuss the “case against” in at least a paragraph .
6. Briefly explain the evidence or arguments in the “case against” you think were most convincing
and why.
7. What is your opinion on the topic? Explain why you hold this opinion, identifying the evidence on which you have based it in a paragraph.
8. Primary sources: Choose three of the primary sources to analyze. Explain what each is how each one impacts your thoughts about the topic. You can list them and explain each.
9. Choose one of the Discussion Questions at the end of the article to answer in a paragraph or two. Don’t address a question that you have already discussed in the analysis.
In addition:
• “Paragraph” means you should develop each response effectively and thoughtfully with rich
supporting detail.
• Cite your sources with in-text citations when you borrow the ideas or exact words of a source.
Use the last name of the author of the main article to cite sources from the main article in-text citations. For the primary sources, you will typically use the title of the primary source in your in- text citation. The most important thing is that you acknowledge your sources in some way!
• Be sure to revise and edit your responses before submitting your assignment!
• Submit your assignment as a Microsoft Word document  or a PDF.
• Find the template attached with these instructions to use if you want.

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