Rulers & Revolutionaries Assessment

Created Jan. 24, 2024 by Crystal DeLong-Moorefield

Directions & Rubric

Who Am I - Rulers & Revolutionaries

Directions:

Make a foldable following the teacher’s directions.
Label each part of the foldable with the appropriate number (again, follow teacher’s directions)
Complete each section as detailed in the rubric below

DUE DATE:

RUBRIC

WHO AM I Foldable Projects (Summative Grade) Rulers & Revolutionaries (SOLs 4, 5, 8, 9)	Earned Points	Possible Points
1 - Title “Who Am I”		5
2 - Short bio “just the facts” (such as where/when born, kids, marriages, etc.)		10
3 - DRAW a symbol that represents your ruler/revolutionary		10
4 - Fun/Interesting Facts about your ruler/revolutionary		10
5 - Glue in the appropriate map for your ruler/revolutionary; color in the area they ruled		10
6 - Contemporaries: list other rulers/revolutionaries of other countries/empires of people in the same time period as your ruler/revolutionary; what other major events are happening in other parts of the world		10
7 - Historical Significance: why do we study this person, what makes them important/significant in history		15
8 - Death/Legacy: who came after		10
9 - Glue in picture of your ruler/revolutionary		10
Overall Neatness - grammar/creativity		10
Total Score		100

Google Doc Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NyXhkM9ivERu3kfEIpOgBZydVSy0S8GX_k_4CNlMf-E/edit?usp=sharing

List of revolutionaries and rulers from VA WHII SOLs 3,5,7,8

Peter the Great

Maria Teresa

Frederick the Great

Charles V

James I

Charles I

Charles II

Oliver Cromwell

Queen Isabella

Otto von Bismark

Count Cavour

Guiseppi Garibaldi

Toussaint L’Ouverture

Simón Bolívar

Miguel Hidalgo

Louis XIV

Louis XVI

Catherine the Great

Queen Elizabeth

Nicolaus Copernicus

John Locke

Thomas Hobbes

Sir Isaac Newton

Voltaire

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Baron de Montesquieu

Mary Wollstonecraft

William & Mary

James II

Sample

To make the foldable, fold two pieces of paper hot dog style. Glue one on top of the other to make a plus or cross. The label each with a number as shown below. Punch a hole in #1 and then tie a piece of yarn that can be wrapped around at least once to close the foldable. Follow this link to see photos of each step and sample of Napoleon: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rUjcmxYbTLiQH67CkFrYPsxSxiabCmJA?usp=sharing