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Civil Rights Encyclopedia 
Who are Mathematicians?
Civil Rights Encyclopedia consisting of 3 persons and 1 organization involved in the movement during the 50sand 60s.
Rubric Code: X3A4W7
By MWaller
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  No Rights!

2 pts

Rights but not Equal

3 pts

Rights and Semi-Equal

4 pts

Supreme Equality Plus

5 pts

Photos - Topic Related

No Rights!

No Photos are included.
Rights but not Equal

One photo is included.
Rights and Semi-Equal

Two photos are included
Supreme Equality Plus

Three or more photos are included
Biography/Early Beginnings

No Rights!

Little to no information; or Inaccurate information; off topic
Rights but not Equal

Included several facts about childhood and early beginnings.
Rights and Semi-Equal

Included three facts about childhood and early beginnings.
Supreme Equality Plus

Included four or more facts about childhood and early beginnings.
Why Person/organization is famous

No Rights!

No facts included about why the person/organization is famous. Inaccurate information; off topic
Rights but not Equal

Included one fact about why the person/organization is famous or one accomplishment.
Rights and Semi-Equal

Included two or more sentences why the person/organization is famous. No examples given.
Supreme Equality Plus

Explained why the person/organization is famous using three or more sentences. Provided examples of what the person/organization did to become famous.
Reflections

No Rights!

Inaccurate information; off topic
Rights but not Equal

Wrote one sentence about what impressed you most about their accomplishments and why this person/organization should be remembered.
Rights and Semi-Equal

Wrote two sentences about what impressed you most about their accomplishments and why this person/organization should be remembered.
Supreme Equality Plus

Wrote three or more sentences about what impressed you most about their accomplishments and why this person/organization should be remembered.
Bibliography

No Rights!

Did not provide a bibliography
Rights but not Equal

Bibliography provided but inaccurate format
Rights and Semi-Equal

Accurate bibliography provided; but did not provide at least one book (print) source.
Supreme Equality Plus

Accurate bibliography provided including at least one book (print) source.
Conventions

No Rights!

Too many careless errors; misspelled words, punctuations, grammar usage, etc.
Rights but not Equal

6-8 errors;misspelled words, punctuations, grammar usage, etc.
Provided less than 3 typed pages.
Rights and Semi-Equal

3-5 errors; misspelled words, punctuations, grammar usage, etc.
Provided at least 3-4 typed pages.
Supreme Equality Plus

No more than 1 or 2 errors; misspelled words, punctuations, grammar usage, etc.
Provided at least 5 typed pages.



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  • History, Civil Rights Movement


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