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Correlation between Aborigines and American Indian People Students will research Aborigines and American Indian People and compare main characteristics. Rubric Code: HA2228 By jake_fontenot Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Correlation Project
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Age of the civilization	Poor Gives only a vague numerical value on how old the each civilization is.	Fair Gives some background information as to the age and history of each civilization.	Good Gives detailed information about the age and history of each civilization.
Lifestyles	Poor Gives only a vague description of each civilization.	Fair Gives some detail as to each civilizations way of life.	Good Gives detailed information on the lifestyle and beliefs of each civilization.
Culture	Poor Gives little to no description of the cultural beliefs.	Fair Gives some insight on different tribes or clans and their cultural differences.	Good Gives detailed description of different tribes or clans and their cultural differences.
Physical Geography	Poor Gives little description on how each civilization used the geography to surrvive.	Fair Gives some description on how each civilization used the geography to survive.	Good Gives detailed description on how each civilizaiton uses the geography to survive.
Adapting to urbanization	Poor Gives little to no description on how both civilizations have adapted to immigration and urban expansion over time.	Fair Gives some description on how both civilizations have adapted to immigration and urban expansion over time.	Good Gives detailed description on how both civilizations have adapted to immigration and urban expansion over time.
Conclusion	Poor Gives no insight to survival after immigration	Fair Gives some insight into survival after immigration.	Good Gives detailed description into survival after immigration.