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DBQ: Who Was Right: King or Malcolm X? 
Using the following documents, determine who was right in their crusade for equal rights, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. or Malcom X
Rubric Code: NAA222
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Thesis

Statement that defines paper based on documetns read

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Thesis lacks direction and focus, making it unattainable to support. Put no thought into what thesis will be and has no supporting evidence for it. Has numerous spelling and gramatical errors
Fair

Thesis has some direction and focus, but could be better. Put some thought into what paper should be about and little supporting evidence. Has some gramatical and spelling errors.
Good

Thesis has good direction and focus, knows what paper is going to be about and how it will flow. Thought out thesis and has good supporting evidence. Has little gramatical and spelling errors.
Excellent

Thesis is well thought out, has a clear focus and direction and great supporting evidence to sustain it. Has no gramatical and spelling errors.
Supporting Evidence

Information from documents used to support thesis

Poor

Evidence doesn't support thesis, has many errors, does not flow with essay, doesn't use documents correctly
Fair

Evidence somewhat supports thesis, but many errors persist, flows somewhat with essay, somehwat uses documents correctly
Good

Evidence backs up thesis but needs more documents to help, some to little errors, flows good, uses documents correctly
Excellent

Evidence strongly backs up thesis, uses documents correctly and strongly, no errors
Number of Documents

Has to include between 3-5 documents to support thesis

Poor

Uses less than three documents in essay
Fair

Uses at least 3 documents to support thesis in essay
Good

Uses at least 4 documents to support thesis in essay
Excellent

Uses at least 5 or more documents in essay to support thesis
Citation of Sources

Needs to properly cite sources used in esay

Poor

Sources are not cited at all, plagerism occurs all over essay
Fair

Sources cited somewhat, many errors and put in wrong spots in essay, thus plagerism occurs somewhat
Good

Sources cited properly, but some in wrong spots in essay and some spelling errors
Excellent

Sources cited properly and effectivey and no spelling errors




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