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American History

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Using PowerPoint, prepare an annotated timeline of the events that resulted in the Civil War. The timeline should be encompassed in 8-10 slides, with images and a 1-2 paragraph description for each entry. Sources you may consult are the textbook. Cite all sources in APA format in text and on a reference slide. When using images from the internet, you may use a free image site such as Wikimedia Commons.

Do not copy timeline events from the internet- your explanations should be written in your own words with cited references when applicable.

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4/26/2020 20SPCMP HIS-121-20102: Civil War PowerPoint Presentation 20SPCMP American History I (HIS-121-20102) Home / My courses / 20SPCMP HIS-121-20102 / Week 6 - The Road Leading America into a Civil War / Civil War PowerPoint Presentation Civil War PowerPoint Presentation Timeline of the Civil War - Prompt and Guidelines Using PowerPoint, prepare an annotated timeline of the events that resulted in the Civil War. The timeline should be encompassed in 8-10 slides, with images and a 1-2 paragraph description for each entry. Sources you may consult are the textbook and the GMC library. Cite all sources in APA format in text and on a reference slide. When using images from the internet, you may use a free image site such as Wikimedia Commons. Do not copy timeline events from the internet- your explanations should be written in your own words with cited references when applicable. Submission status Submission status No attempt Grading status Not graded Due date Sunday, May 3, 2020, 11:55 PM Time remaining 7 days 14 hours Grading criteria Topic Did not submit 0 points Topic, ideas or thesis are not stated, and it is difficult to find any meaning for the project, or many meanings are stuck in at random. 1 points Topic, ideas or thesis is stated, but the thinking is fuzzy, resulting in a disorganized focus. Topic is understood but unsupported. 2 points Topic, ideas or thesis is pretty clear for the intended audience, but needs sharpening. Interprets topic and shows an understanding of material 3 points Topic, ideas or thesis is clearly stated for the intended audience. Shows synthesis of topic. Presents main points/summary of information in an organized manner 4 points gmc.mrooms3.net/mod/assign/view.php?id=3911739 1/3 4/26/2020 20SPCMP HIS-121-20102: Civil War PowerPoint Presentation Content Did not submit 0 points One idea maybe apparent in presentation-or one example, but nothing is developed. An obvious lack of effort or research is apparent. 1 points Timeline is fairly clear and follows topic and ideas, but tends to remain stuck at the abstract level. All "tell" and no "show." Organization is disjointed and explanation of events lacks clarity enough to impede the meaning. 2 points Same as prior, but examples are not as vivid, and some of the points remain at the telling or abstract level. Some good examples of "show," but the project overall is not consistent in presentation. Organization and structure may need help. A description is included for each entry but may need further development or refinement. 3 points Timeline is developed to "show," that is, to be concrete and scenic with narrative rather than just "tell" with abstract exposition. Concrete examples, quotations, anecdotes, descriptions, images etc. are fully developed in effective proportion to support the ideas of the project. Organization and/or structure are clear and easy to follow. A 1-2 paragraph description for each entry thoroughly summarizes content. 4 points Presentation Did not submit 0 points An obvious lack of effort went into the design of the presentation. Graphics are not included or are inappropriate. The presentation is not suitable for an audience. Less than 5 slides are included. 1 points gmc.mrooms3.net/mod/assign/view.php?id=3911739 The slides have limited elements of design. The presentation does not grab the reader’s attention and graphics are not included. Less than 6 slides are included. 2 points The presentation is appropriate but may lack elements of design that would make it suitable for an audience. Graphics are included but may not correlate with the presentation. Too much text on the slide takes away from the presentation. Less than 8 slides are included The presentation grabs the reader’s attention. The slides are designed with style and are suitable to present to an audience. Graphics are included in appropriate places. Bullets are concise and text is easily readable. 8-10 slides are included. 3 points 4 points 2/3 4/26/2020 20SPCMP HIS-121-20102: Civil War PowerPoint Presentation Mechanics Did not submit 0 points Major errors in grammar, spelling and usage make understanding very difficult. APA formatting is not present. 1 points Same as prior, but more lapses in grammar, spelling and usage that do not interfere with understanding. APA formatting is presented but overall incorrect. 2 points Same as prior, but with a few minor lapses. Follows rules for grammar, spelling and usage with a few typographical errors. Writing style tends to be a little rough in spots. APA formatting is somewhat present to include a title page, introduction and conclusion with references as required by the assignment, although formatting may be off. Language and diction are appropriate to audience. Follows rules for grammar, spelling and usage. Writing has a polished and elegant style. APA formatting is present to include a title page, introduction and conclusion with references as required by the assignment. 4 points 3 points Last modified Submission comments -  Comments (0) Add submission You have not made a submission yet. ◄ Week 6 Critical Thinking Exercise - The Dred Scott Decision Jump to... 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