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Up From Slavery 
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Rubric Code: AX6AXX4
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
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Thesis/Intro

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Thesis that states an overall argument or answer and introduction that explains the historical importance of the subject.
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Labor in the North and South

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Uses evidence to prove that Washington wanted to educate blacks to better take advantage of labor opportunities in the agricultural South and industrial North.
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Slavery and labor and education

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Uses evidence to prove that in slavery blacks learned manual skills, but avoided them as free and that blacks had been denied a basic education.
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Accomodation and agitation

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Uses evidence to prove that Washington believed that as blacks became valuable through labor, service, and accumulating wealth, their rights would be recognized.
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Reception of the strategy

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Uses evidence that many whites accepted his message as acknowledgment that blacks were inferior and that blacks opposed the concession of their rights. Industrialists accepted that Washington was anti-union.
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Presentation of paper

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Followed directions and well-written (proofread), formatted as stated in directions, and footnotes and quotes executed properly.
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