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U.S. History Group Presentation Project

This rubric is for a U.S. History final research project, comprised of a resentation given by four students; each student is responsible for individually researching for political cartoons, completing a two page, typed paper which includes an analysis of their chosen political cartoon using two secondary sources.

Rubric Code: K59BC

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Subject: History

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Final Project Enter rubric description
	Excellent 50 pts	Good 40 pts	Fair 30 pts	Poor 20 pts	Unacceptable 10 pts
Group Presentation The Group Presentation can be: a PowerPoint presentation, or a website titled "U.S. Foriegn Policy as Drawn by Twentieth Century Cartoonist." It must include: visually attractive images, proper citations, two or three paragraphs describing the historical context (cultural, economic, and political), indicating the meaning and/or target of the images.	Excellent Presentation meets or exceeds all of the presentation expectations.	Good Presentation includes images with properly cited information, clearly presented the the historical context, and explained the images in a through manner.	Fair Presentation includes images with factual information, and presented an somewhat satisfactory understanding of the historical context.	Poor Presentation includes images, some citations, and a short paragraph with historical context.	Unacceptable Presentation includes images presented without either citation or historical context.
Oral Presentation Presentation is delivered in a clear, audible manner and presenters answer any questions satisfactorily. Presentation is given on the scheduled date.	Excellent Presenters meet or exceed all of the presentation criteria.	Good Presenters meet most of the presentation criteria, with limited or incomplete answers to questions.	Fair Presenters not able to clearly present their material but are able to answer most questions competently.	Poor Presenters are unable to clearly present information and have limited or incomplete answers to questions.	Unacceptable Presenters unable to meet presentation criteria and fail to respond to questions.
PRESENTATION SCORE Students giving presentation receive same score.	Excellent	Good	Fair	Poor	Unacceptable
Individual Research Paper Two page, typed, 12pt font, single-spaced paper; an analysis of their chosen political cartoon using at last two secondary sources adressing-at lenght-a particular historical contex (that is, cultural, economic, or political). Paper is delivered on due date.	Excellent Report submitted meets or exceeds the prosecribed format and includes all the elements requested, wiht comprehensive explanation and use of secondary sources.	Good Report submitted in prosecribed format and includes all of the elements and most details, and is relatively comprehensive, using two secondary sources.	Fair Report submitted in prosecribed format and includes most of the elements, using one secondary source.	Poor Report submitted in prosecribed format and includes some of the elements but limited, and one secondary sources.	Unacceptable Report not submitted in prosecribed format with few of the elements and/or missing details, without resources.
Audience Participation Listens attentively to other presenters Does not speak out or interrupt presenters; Asks relevant questions of presenters	Excellent Excellent Meets all expectations.	Good	Fair Fair Somewhat disruptive but responds to redirection. Asks questions.	Poor	Unacceptable Unacceptable Disruptive and/or does not attend to presention. Does not ask questions
INDIVIDUAL TOTAL Individual Score	Excellent	Good	Fair	Poor	Unacceptable
PROJECT SCORE Combined individual and presentation scores	Excellent	Good	Fair	Poor	Unacceptable

Keywords:

U.S. History, group project, paper

Subjects:

History

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