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Progressive Era Project 
Muckraker Magazine
Rubric Code: Z23C84
By histeach21
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Fair (2)

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Good (3)

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Very Good (4)

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Magazine Cover

Poor (1)

Includes the name of the magazine
Fair (2)

Includes the name of the magazine, lead story title
Good (3)

Includes the name of the magazine, lead story title, artwork. It is clear, neat and eye-catching
Very Good (4)

Includes the name of the magazinem lead story title, subtitles, and artwork. It is clear, neat and eye-catching
One Political Cartoon

Poor (1)

Includes 1 cartoon. No written analysis.
Not reproduced clearly or neatly. Not formatted to magazine. Not from the correct time period.
Fair (2)

Includes 1 cartoon. Image is clear but not formatted to magazine correctly. It is from the time period. Only partial written analysis.
Good (3)

Includes 1 cartoon. It is clear and neat. It is formatted correctly. Only partial analysis.
Very Good (4)

Includes 1 cartoon which is neat, clear and formatted correctly. It contains full anaylsis (cartoonist's opinion and meaning of cartoon).
Interview with Muckraker

Poor (1)

Includes 2 questions and 2 answers
Fair (2)

Icnludes 3 questions and 3 answers
Good (3)

Includes 4 questions and 4 answers. Reflects some research (lacks details)
Very Good (4)

Includes 5 questions and 5 answers. Reflects thorough research (many details).
Feature Article

Poor (1)

1 Feature article. Not enough details. Many typos and grammmatical mistakes.
Fair (2)

1 Feature article that contains facts, written clearly and concisely. It does not contain typos, grammatical errors
Good (3)

1 Feature article from the muckraking view which contains many details. It is is clearly and concisely written. It has very few typos or grammatical errors.
Very Good (4)

1 Feature article from the muckraking view. Details are focused on issue of the reformer. It is claerly and concisely written. It contains no typos and grammatical errors.
Table of Contents

Poor (1)

Partial list of contents.
No names of contributors. Not clear, neat and well organized.
Fair (2)

Includes a partial list of contents. Partial list of contributors.
Not clear, neat or well organized.
Good (3)

Complete list of contents. Partial list of contributors. Page is neat, clear and well organized.
Very Good (4)

Complete list of content and contributors. Page is clear, neat and well organized
Work Cited Page

Poor (1)

No work cited page
Fair (2)

Work Cited Page but does not include every item in magazine. All items do not foillow MLA format. Not typed.
Good (3)

Work Cited Page but does not follow MLA format. All items are included (cartoon, ads, feature, interview). Typed in regular font in black ink.
Very Good (4)

Work Cited Page that cites every part of magazine and uses correct MLA format. It is typed and in regular font in black ink.
Creativity

Poor (1)

No visuals. Layout confusing
Fair (2)

Visuals and layout do not add value to magazine. Layout too busy.
Good (3)

Visuals are used. Visuals add to feature story and interviews. Layout is appealing to the eye.
Very Good (4)

Visuals are used throughout the magazine. Visuals add to feature story and interview. Layout is appealing to the eye. Shows originality.




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