Problems of Democracy assignment

Dear everyone

I need a help on my short assignment and I need two versions to be done in two hours it's pretty short and wont take time few sentences each version. Instruction and example below:

In this optional first set of arguments, students can earn EC if they: 

• Start an argument by formatting it (P1--premise1, P2, P3, etc., then C--conclusion).  You should provide at least two premises, one conclusion, and evidence (link or citation) for at least one of the premises. 
• Enhance an argument by adding evidence (link or citation) to one of the premises or additional premises (with evidence). You can add a Comment to explain your changes if you wish.
• Critique an argument by adding a comment that identifies the flaw (weak evidence, non-authoritative source, etc.). You can also add another counter argument (P1, P2, P3, C; with evidence) and add a comment to the original one.
• Identify the type of argument (Inductive, Deductive, etc.) and explain your reasoning.

 

Sample argument: Putnam's Decline Thesis

Decline Thesis: American Exceptionalism

P1: America’s political participation AND civic engagement have declined. [Evidence: Stolle/Hooghe]

P2: European political participation has declined, but not civic engagement. [Evidence: Stolle/Hooghe]

C1: America’s  decline is unique (‘exceptional’).

Decline Thesis: Europe's Next

P1: America’s political participation AND civic engagement have declined. [Evidence: Stolle/Hooghe]

P2: European political participation has declined, but not civic engagement. [Evidence: Stolle/Hooghe]

C2: Europe may soon decline in civic engagement.

Decline Thesis: Civic <> Political 

P1: America’s political participation AND civic engagement have declined. [Evidence: Stolle/Hooghe]

P2: European political participation has declined, but not civic engagement. [Evidence: Stolle/Hooghe]

C3: Social capital and political participation are not related.