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Progressive DBQ: Letter Rubric 
Rubric Code: H22B333
By josealcala
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Public Rubric
Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Progressive DBQ: Letter Rubric
  Okay

1 pts

Alright

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Spelling and Grammar

Okay

-Many spelling and grammatical errors

-Incorrect tone

-Difficult to understand your ideas
Alright

-Some spelling and grammatical errors

-Tone changes throughout

-Ideas are understandable but aren't very clear
Good

-A few spelling and grammatical errors

-Proper tone throughout

-Ideas are clear and understandable
Excellent

-Almost no spelling and grammatical errors

-Proper tone is present for the entire letter

-Ideas are clear, understandable, and are expanded upon
Introduction

Okay

-Does not give context or explain what the Progressive Era is

-Does not provide roadmap (3 causes to donate to)

-Does not address the cause that was left out
Alright

-Gives little context to explain what the Progressive Era is

-Provides a partial roadmap

-Briefly addresses the cause that was left out
Good

-Gives context and explains what the Progressive Era is

-Provides a roadmap (3 causes to donate to)

-Addresses the cause that was left out
Excellent

-Provides in-depth context and explains what the Progressive Era is

-Provides a clear and detailed roadmap (3 causes to donate to)

-Addresses and explains the cause that was left out
Body

Okay

-Does not mention the individual causes that will be donated to

-Provides one or fewer reasons why the cause was chosen

-Does not explain how the money should be spent
Alright

-Mentions one of the individual causes that will be donated to

-Provides at least two reasons why the cause was chosen

-Briefly explains how the money should be spent
Good

-Mentions two of the individual causes that will be donated to

-Provides at least three reasons why the cause was chosen

-Explains how the money should be spent
Excellent

-Mentions the three individual causes that will be donated to

-Provides three reasons why the cause was chosen and elaborates further

-Explains in detail how the money should be spent
Conclusion

Okay

-Only has 1 sentence

-Does not explain how the causes that were chosen will help the United States progress
Alright

-Has at least two sentences

-Somewhat explains how the causes that were chosen will help the United States progress
Good

-Has at least three sentences

-Explains how the causes that were chosen will help the United States progress
Excellent

-Has at least three complex and detailed sentences

-Explains how the causes that were chosen will help the United States progress and elaborates on specific outcomes




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