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Jeff Daniels video: Jeff Daniels - America is NOT the greatest country anymore- youtube

Assigned articles: Individualism and the crisis of civic membership

Required reports: Attitudes toward the United States, Global prosperity is at its highest point in the past decade.

Our readings in this component explored definitions of the term justice. Bellah discusses individualism and explores the iconic image of rugged American individualism-the cowboy. Schirato and Webb examine how the sovereignty of national boundaries are being tested by globalization. In our research this component, we examine numerous methods of measuring variables that help us understand the differences between nations.

Reflect upon the comments by Jeff Daniels' character in the video, "Why America is not the greatest country in the world, anymore." Citing at least three of the assigned reading articles, two of the assigned reports, and two of the assigned videos, present a respectful and civil debate outline (in either written or video format) that responds to the question posed by the young lady in our opening video.

A critical thinker will recognize, as Daniels' character did, that the question is much more complex than it initially appears. Therefore, you will want to construct an argument which addresses the pros and cons to the question before determining your answer. As research indicates, how "greatest" is defined will have an effect on the answer to the question. Be certain to include a thesis statement early in your presentation.

Note: For your debate outline create a series of comments or a 'crib-sheet' of responses to specific questions that would likely come up.

For example:

Thesis Statement.

Answer the debate question (as posed by the young lady in the video), precisely

Yes, America is the greatest...let me clarify my position
No, America is not the greatest...let me clarify my position

Argument 1: (cite course provided content for support)
Outline specific points

Argument 2: (cite course provided content for support)
Outline specific points

In a debate, you need to be prepared to respond to your opponent's argument. Identify and prepare a response to two arguments that your opponent might make. (For example, if you debate the side that says: "Yes, America is the greatest country in the world," then consider what argument someone might make if they make the argument that says: "No, America is not the greatest country in the world.") [Remember, it is not un-American to admit and discuss the challenges our nation faces-there has never been a perfect society. One of the things American society does quite well is admitting its shortcomings and demonstrates the desire of its members to address them.]

Counter-Argument 1: (cite course provided content for support)

Outline specific points

Counter-Argument 2: (cite course provided content for support)

Outline specific points

Conclusion:

Re-Cap your major arguments,

Make a final closing statement.