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Great Depression Great Depression The following is an excerpt from an interview with a woman who lived through the Great Depression in North Carolina. Read through the interview and answer the following questions in a short paragraph. 1. Is this is a valid source? Why or why not? 2. What financial decisions were Edna and her family forced to make during the Depression? 3. Is Edna’s experience similar to other people’s experience during the Depression? How so? Rubric Code: BXC6B5B By Dr_Albert Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Great Depression
	Incomplete 0 pts	Poor 0.5 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 1.5 pts	Excellent 2 pts
Source Validity	Incomplete Did not attempt to assess source validity	Poor Incorrectly assessed source validity	Fair Correctly assessed source validity but did not give explanation	Good Correctly assessed source validity, but gave incorrect explanation.	Excellent Correctly assessed source validity and gave correct explanation.
Economic Decisions	Incomplete Did not attempt to identify economic decisions made by Edna.	Poor Incorrectly identified Edna's economic decisions.	Fair Identified one of Edna's economic decisions.	Good Identified two of Edna's economic decisions, but did not offer explanation.	Excellent Identified and explained at least 2 of Edna's economic decisions.
Depression Experience	Incomplete Did not attempt to draw conclusions about Edna's experience.	Poor Drew invalid conclusions about Edna's experience.	Fair Drew 1 valid conclusion about Edna's experience, but did not justify them.	Good Drew 2 valid conclusions about Edna's experience, and justified them.	Excellent Drew at least 2 valid conclusions about Edna's experience, and justified them
Writing Conventions	Incomplete Did not attempt to write essay.	Poor Did not use complete sentences, punctuation, or formatting conventions.	Fair Used complete sentences, but did not use punctuation or formatting conventions.	Good Used complete sentences and formatting conventions.	Excellent Used complete sentences, formatting, and punctuation conventions.