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Why I am a FEderalist/Anti-Federalist

This Persuasive Essay describes multiple reasons that you would have chosen to become either a Federalist or an Anti-Federalist during the Constitutional Ratification Era.

Rubric Code: U24XAA

By adrienneardoin

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Subject: History

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8

History This rubric describes the requirements that students are to meet in order to gain full points for history essay or reaction essay.
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 8 pts	Average 6 pts	Poor 0 pts
Introduction Topic Statement: Explains subject; Flows well.	Excellent Contains all requested information.	Good Missing ONE component, does not "flow".	Average Missing TWO components, does not "flow".	Poor There is no topic statement.
Body (at least two paragraphs) Each paragraph has a topic sentence containint at least 3 facts and 3 supporting details.	Excellent Points given for each paragraph. Scored same as above	Good Points given for each paragraph. Scored same as above.	Average Points given for each paragraph. scored same as above.	Poor No body paragraphs.
Summary- Restates the thesis Restated the thesis.	Excellent Same as above.	Good Same as above.	Average Same as above.	Poor No summary written.
Level of Persuasion This should be written as a PERSUASIVE essay.	Excellent Essay is very persuasive in that it includes at least 4-5 reasons why one should become a federalist/antifederalist.	Good Essay contains 2-3 reasons why one should become a federalist/anti-federalist.	Average Essay contains at least 1-2 reason why one should become a federalist/antifederalist.	Poor Essay contains 0 reasons that one should become a federalist/antifederalist.