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African Americans have fought in military conflicts since colonial days. However, the Buffalo Soldiers, comprised of former slaves, freemen and Black Civil War soldiers, were the first to serve during peacetime.
Rubric Code: T2525CA
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric African Americans Buffalo Soldiers
  MASTERY

Exceeds the requirements for this subject and grade level's standards.

4 pts

BASIC

Meets the requirements for the subject and grade level's standards.

3 pts

APPROACHING BASIC

Shows many characteristics aligned with this subject and grade level's standards but does not meet all expectations.

2 pts

UNSATIFACTORY

Shows a minimum number of characteristics aligned with this subject and grade level's standards but is far from meeting the expectations.

1 pts

CONTENT

MASTERY

Exemplary research included, with student's understanding of information evident and greatly supported by details in the narrative.
Buffalo Soldiers of the 9th Cavalry served selflessly and dedicatedly through the settling of the Great American Frontier.
BASIC

Constituted on July 28, 1866, in the Regular Army as the 9th Cavalry and organized September 21, 1866, in Greenville, LA, t
APPROACHING BASIC

Minimum amount of time researching spent, with student understanding not always evident or supported.
UNSATIFACTORY

Little time spent researching, with student understanding not shown.
Questions

MASTERY

Students answered all questions and provided examples to support their information.
By the end of World War II, over 900,000 black men and women had served in the American military.
BASIC

Students answered all questions but did not support their information.
APPROACHING BASIC

Students answered most of the questions.
UNSATIFACTORY

Students answered less than half the questions.
FACTORS

MASTERY

There are very few spelling, punctuation, or typing errors evident in the paper.
BASIC

There are few (<5) spelling, punctuation, or typing errors evident in the paper.
APPROACHING BASIC

There are some (<10) spelling, punctuation, or typing errors evident in the paper.
UNSATIFACTORY

There is evidence that the student did not review the paper for errors, with >10 spelling, punctuation, or typing errors.
ANALYZE IMPORTANT FACTORS

MASTERY

The presentation is attractive and provides many COLORFUL illustrations that connects to the theme of the Civil War Battle chosen by the small group
BASIC

The presentation is attractive and connects to the Civil War battle. However, the pictures are not in color.
APPROACHING BASIC

The presentation contains very few illustrations and it is unclear how the pictures relate to Civil War battle.
UNSATIFACTORY

No pictures or the pictures are completely irrelevant to the Civil War battle.
ESSAY- 5-8 paragraph

MASTERY

Constituted on July 28, 1866, in the Regular Army as the 10th Cavalry and organized September 21, 1866, at Fort Leavenworth, KS, the 10th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers served for over 2 decades of continuous deployment on the Great Plains and in Arizona and New Mexico.
BASIC

The regiment distinguished itself during the Spanish-American War at Santiago and Las Guardians.
APPROACHING BASIC

The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum (BSNM) exists to tell the real unapologetic truth of the sacrifices that African Americans made to build the United States of America.
UNSATIFACTORY

Student discussed the successes and failures of the Soldiers in their relationship with Natives- vague background present



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