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The Crisis of the Union Timeline Rubric

Through synthesis, analysis and interpretation, of the legislation and events that helped lead to the Civil War, students will have a visual of how one thing leads to another, as well as how history is a series of dominoes falling.will that helped lead to the Civil War.

Rubric Code: KXW4457

By ASadovsky

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Subject: History

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

The Crisis of the Union Timeline
	Distinguished 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Intermediate 2 pts	Novice 1 pts
Quality of Content	Distinguished All events and acts are important factors that helped lead to the Civil War. No major details are excluded	Proficient Most events and acts are important factors that helped lead to the Civil War. Some details are excluded	Intermediate Some important events and acts are missing . Some major details are excluded	Novice Many events and acts that are important factors that helped lead to the Civil War are missing. Major details are excluded
Quantity of Facts	Distinguished The timeline contains at least 10 events/acts that are related to the topic.	Proficient The timeline contains at least 8 events/acts that are related to the topic.	Intermediate The timeline contains no more than 6 events/acts that are related to the topic.	Novice The timeline contains less than 6 events/acts that are related to the topic.
Accuracy of Content	Distinguished Facts are accurate for all events/acts reported on the timeline.	Proficient Facts are accurate for almost all events reported on the timeline.	Intermediate More than 20% of facts are inaccurate for events reported on the timeline.	Novice Facts are accurate for less than 75% of the events reported on the timeline.
Chronological Order	Distinguished All events are placed in proper chronological order.	Proficient Most events/acts are placed in proper chronological order.	Intermediate 50% or fewer events are placed in incorrect chronological order.	Novice Fewer that 75% of the events/acts are placed in proper chronological order.
Mechanics	Distinguished Answers are written in formal English, no more than two errors in usage, spelling or sentence structure. Capitalization and punctuation are correct throughout the presentation. There are no grammatical or mechanical errors.	Proficient Answers are written using formal English, no more than three errors in usage, spelling or sentence structure.	Intermediate Answers are written using informal language (i.e. contractions or slang). Four or more errors in usage, spelling or sentence structure.	Novice Answers are written in non-standard English (i.e. text language). Major sentence structure errors (i.e. sentence fragments). There are more than 4 grammatical or mechanical errors on the presentation.

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