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Nationalism Power Point Standards: H2.[9-12].16 Examine the roles of nationalism, imperialism, and religion in the building and development of nations. H2.[9-12].20 Analyze the development of the nation state and explain how nation states differ from empires or other forms of political organizations. Rubric Code: NX77B44 By QueenDwyer Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Nationalism Power Point
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 4 pts	Good 7 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Historical Background	Poor There was little to no historical background in the power point.	Fair Historical background was limited or incorrect and not very organized. Student did not understood the general concept of the background.	Good Historical background was limited, but organized. Student understood a general concept of the background.	Excellent Historical background was thorough and well organized. Student understood overall concept of the background.
Why is the event nationalistic?	Poor There was no slide on why the event was nationalistic.	Fair Student just labeled the characteristics with no explanation.	Good Student was able to relate the event to some common characteristics of a nation state. Lacking info in the power point.	Excellent Student was able to relate the event to all 6 common characteristics of a nation state. Well thought out.
Type of movement	Poor There was no slide on type of movement.	Fair Student was able to relate a type of movement with no explanation.	Good Student was able to relate a type of movement with a brief explanation.	Excellent Student was able to relate a type of movement with well thoughtout explanation.
Outcome	Poor There was no slide on outcome.	Fair Student was able to explain the outcome of the event with limited information.	Good Student was able to explain the outcome of the event in a brief explanation.	Excellent Student was able to explain the outcome of the event in a well thoughtout explanation.
Notecards	Poor What note cards?	Fair One or two note cards are somewhat complete. Missing requirements.	Good Some note cards are complete and follow some requirements.	Excellent All three note cards are complete and follow all requirements.
Presentation Grade	Poor Did not present.	Fair Some requirements are missing.	Good All requirements are met.	Excellent All requirements exceeded.