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10 Most Important Events in U.S. History Timeline Project 10 most important events in U.S. History in chronological order (group work). Rubric Code: P2X7A8W By lodown3311 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Events (1929 - Present Day)
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Number of Events	Excellent 10 significant events are represented in the timeline.	Good At least 8 significant events are represented in the timeline.	Fair At least 6 significant events are represented in timeline.	Poor 3 or less significant events are present in timeline.
Accuracy and Explanation	Excellent All dates indicated on timeline are correct and are sequenced correctly with a full explanation of events.	Good At least 1 of the dates or sequences is not in correct order and 1 event isn't fully explained.	Fair At least 2 of the dates or sequences are not in correct order and 2 events aren't fully explained.	Poor At least 3 of the dates or sequences are not in correct order and 3 events aren't fully explained.
Timeline Design and Construction	Excellent Original and thoughtful composition, design and construction well integrated with pictures that represent each event.	Good Original and thoughtful composition, design and construction adequately integrated with at least 8 pictures.	Fair Composition is lacking; design and construction needs further consideration and only has 6 pictures representing events.	Poor Not original or thoughtful and only 3 or less pictures representing events.
Presentation Presentation to class.	Excellent Importance of event is thoroughly explained and supported with reasons for choice (all 5).	Good Most events are explained and supported with reasons for choice (4 events).	Fair Some events are explained and supported with reasons for choice (3 events).	Poor Few events are explained and supported with reasons for choice (2 or less).