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Theater of History Project Theater of History Project Select a person who lived during the time period of the course from a list provided by the instructor and prepare a timeline and commentary. Rubric Code: V243C5 By bonitajaros Draft Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Theater of History Project Select a person who lived during the time period of the course from a list provided by the instructor and prepare a timeline and commentary.
	Poor Requirements have not been clearly addressed 10 pts	Average Most requirements have been met 14 pts	Excellent All requirements have been met with mastery 20 pts
Chronology Between 6-20 dates selected with the respective event	Poor	Average	Excellent
Commentary Use the person's life as a microcosm of a period in American History	Poor A biographical profile has been given instead of an analysis of the period based on the life of the individual	Average Too much focus on the person with too little focus on the period; connection between the two is not clear.	Excellent The period has been well analyzed and emphasized as a result of the study of the figure chosen. There is a clear connection between the two. Extra credit will be given for "role-playing."
Sources Select one of the references from the References list on the assignment utilizing Chicago documentation style. Include 3-5 sources: 2-3 books, one credible Internet source. You may not use Wikipedia.	Poor THe project has not met the requirements for sources. Internet sources may not be scholarly. Chicago documentation style may not be used properly.	Average The project has partially met the requirements for sources: a minimum of three sources. The internet source may not be scholarly. Chicago documentation style may nptb be used properly.	Excellent The project has met the full requirements for sources: a minimum of five sources, including primary and secondary ones. Internet sources are scholarly. Chicago documentation style is used properly.