I don’t care which side you choose. These are 4 of 5 sources we were given. Atta

I don’t care which side you choose. These are 4 of 5 sources we were given. Attatched is a template of how the paper is laid out and the scoring guide.
Sources
Issue 1: Do We Need a Common Identity? (pages 19-37) • YES: Patrick J. Buchanan, from “Nation or Notion?” The American
Conservative (October 4, 2006).
• NO: Michael Walzer, from “What Does It Mean to Be an ‘American’?” Social
Research (Fall 1990).
Issue Summary • YES: Patrick J. Buchanan, a syndicated conservative columnist and author of The Death
of the West: How Dying Populations and Immigrant Invasions Imperil Our Country and
Civilizations (St. Martin’s Griffin, 2002), argues that America needs one common identity.
He views attempts to change America’s historic identity as fraudulent. • NO: Michael Walzer, professor at the Institute for Advanced Study, makes the pluralist
argument that America cannot avoid its multicultural identity. He explores the ways in
which citizenship and nationality are compatible with the preservation of one’s ethnic
identity, culture, and community
Miller, D., & Ali, S. (2014). Testing the national identity argument. Political Science Review, 6(2), 237–259.
Schildkraut, D.J., Boundaries of American identity: Evolving understandings of “Us”. Annual Review of Political Science, 17, 441–460.
Other instructions:
Organize your paper as follows:
Title page.
Introduction.
Your position and arguments.
Evidence to support your arguments (i.e., data and research), including how the evidence supports the arguments.
Counterarguments to your position.
Rebuttals to those counterarguments.
Evidence to support your rebuttals (i.e., data and research), including how the evidence supports the rebuttals.
Summary and Conclusion.
References.
Additional Requirements
Remember that the content of your paper must be 4–5 pages in length.
In addition to the essay, use a minimum of five resources, at least two of which are peer-reviewed academic articles.
Follow APA style and formatting guidelines throughout.
Set your paper in Times New Roman, 12 point.