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Road to Revolution Power Point Project 
Create a PowerPoint presentation using seven of the events you feel were most important on the road to the American Revolution. Your presentation should be presented from either a Patriot or Loyalist's point of view.
Rubric Code: S67BWX
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

20 pts

Good

15 pts

Fair

10 pts

Poor

5 pts

Unacceptable

0 pts

Required Information

Excellent

All seven events were included in the presentation. Events were clearly explained from either a Patriot or Loyalist point of view.
Good

One or two required items were missing from the assignment. Most events were explained from a Patriot or Loyalist point of view.
Fair

Three to four required items were missing from the assignment. Some of the events were explained from a Patriot or Loyalist point of view.
Poor

Five to six required items were missing from the assignment. No point of view was taken.
Unacceptable

No information was written.
Accuracy of content

Excellent

All information slides made for the PowerPoint are correct.
Good

One or two of the information slides made for the project are incorrect.
Fair

Three or four of the information slides made for the project are incorrect.
Poor

Five or six of the information slides made for the project are incorrect.
Unacceptable

All of the information was incorrect.
Graphics

Excellent

Graphics were all in focus, were a good size, and the content was easy to view and identitfy and all support the content of the presentation.
Good

Most of the graphics were a good size, the content was easy to view and identify, and all support the content of the presentation.
Fair

Many graphics were too small, or out of focus and difficult to identify; did not support the content.
Poor

Almost all the graphics were too small, out of focus and/or detracted from the project.
Unacceptable

No graphics were submitted.
Creativity

Excellent

The students put a lot of thought into making the project interesting as shown by creative questions/ comments, layout, graphics, unique writing, etc.
Good

The students put some thought into making the project interesting by using textures, fancy writing, and/or interesting comments.
Fair

The students tried to make the project interesting, but some of the graphics etc. made it harder to understand.
Poor

Very little thought was put into making the project interesting.
Unacceptable

The students did not demonstrate any creativity.
Neatness

Excellent

The student took great care in designing a neat, high quality project.
Good

The student designed a fairly neat and well put together project.
Fair

The student did an average to below average job preparing a neatly done project.
Poor

The project was very messy.
Unacceptable

N/A
Sequencing of Information

Excellent

Information is organized in a clear, logical way.
Good

Most information is organized in a clear, logical, way. One or two slides seem out of place.
Fair

Some information is logically sequenced. Three or four slides seemed out of place.
Poor

There is not a clear plan for organization of information.
Unacceptable

The project was entirely out of sequence.




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