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1930' s Editorial

1930' s Photograph catalogue

Imagine you are a World War I veteran writing an editorial to a newspaper about the recent Bonus Army March. In your writing explain the causes and events that unfolded at this protest.

Rubric Code: Q6C526

By kfleetwood

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Subject: History

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Great Depression Editorial
	Excellent (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Fair/Poor (N/A)	Your grade (N/A)
Overall effect of the letter 30 points	Excellent Student provided a detailed, convincing letter to the editor. Substantial personal experience is woven throughtout the letter.	Good Student provided a basic, straightforward letter to the editor. Some personal experience is mentioned in the letter.	Fair/Poor Student gave a short, inadequate letter to the editor. Letter is not in correct form (just a report, not a letter to the editor) and contains no personal experience.	Your grade
Explanation of protest 40 points	Excellent All explanations of the protest include causes and events that led to this protest.	Good Explanations of the protest are short but accurate, and include many of the causes and events that led to this protest.	Fair/Poor Explanations of the protest are inadequate and may lack causes and/or events that led to this protest.	Your grade
Spelling/grammar 20 points	Excellent Minimal problems with spelling and grammar use. Errors are between 0-2	Good Some problems with spelling and grammar use. Errors are between 3-5	Fair/Poor Problems with spelling and grammar use. Errors are between 6 or more.	Your grade
Works Cited page 10 points	Excellent Works cited page is included with correct MLA format.	Good Works cited page is included but may have mistakes, incorrect MLA format.	Fair/Poor No works cited page is included or citation is minimal... ex.- only a URL address is given.	Your grade