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Enduring Issue - Conflict: Slide Presentation 
Rubric Code: WX83C27
By gattak
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Subject: History  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Strong

4 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Basic

2 pts

Weak

1 pts

Content - Names & Dates

Strong

Slide presentation includes the correct names and dates of all 9 Crusades.
Proficient

Slide presentation includes the correct names and dates of 6-8 of the Crusades.
Basic

Slide presentation includes the correct names and dates of 4-5 Crusades.
Weak

Slide presentation includes the correct names and dates of 3 or less Crusades.
Content: Explanation

Strong

Slide presentation contains at least 3 different explanations of why people fought in the Crusades that are historically accurate.
Proficient

Slide presentation contains 2 different explanations of why people fought in the Crusades that are historically accurate.
Basic

Slide presentation contains 1 different explanation of why people fought in the Crusades that is historically accurate.
Weak

Slide presentation lacks any clear explanations of why people fought in the Crusades or all reasons presented are historically inaccurate.
Content: Impact

Strong

Slide presentation contains 2 positive and 2 negative historically accurate impacts of the Crusades.
Proficient

Slide presentation contains 1 positive and 1 negative historically accurate impact of the Crusades.
Basic

Slide presentation contains 1 positive OR 1 negative historically accurate impact of the Crusades.
Weak

Slide presentation does not contain a clear or historically accurate positive or negative impact.
Visuals

Strong

Slide presentation contains at least 8 historically accurate pictures demonstrating various aspects of the Crusades (i.e. fighting, impact, locations) that are a combination of black & white and color visuals.
Proficient

Slide presentation contains at 5-7 historically accurate pictures demonstrating various aspects of the Crusades (i.e. fighting, impact, locations) that are a combination of black & white and color visuals.
Basic

Slide presentation contains at 3-4 historically accurate pictures demonstrating various aspects of the Crusades (i.e. fighting, impact, locations) that are combination of black & white and color visuals.
Weak

Slide presentation contains at less than 3 historically accurate pictures demonstrating various aspects of the Crusades (i.e. fighting, impact, locations) that are mostly black & white.
Technology

Strong

Slide presentation contains 2 historically accurate short video clips showing different aspects of the Crusades (i.e. fighting, impact, locations).
Proficient

Slide presentation contains 1 historically accurate short video clip showing different aspects of the Crusades (i.e. fighting, impact, locations).
Basic

Slide presentation contains 2 videos, however, one is historically inaccurate.
Weak

Slide presentation does not have 2 video clips or both are historically inaccurate or irrelevant.
Content: Defend Quote

Strong

Presentation includes a correct explanation of why the Crusades are considered "History's Most Successful Failure."
Proficient
Basic
Weak

Presentation does include or completely lacks a correct explanation of why the Crusades are considered "History's Most Successful Failure."




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