Causation: Recipe for a Revolution Feedback Form
WORLD HISTORY AP/ LESSON 5.2ACTIVITYCAUSATION: RECIPE FOR A REVOLUTION FEEDBACK FORMUnless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “WH Causation Feedback Form”, OER Project, https://www.oerproject.com/Direc&ons: Check the criteria met for each category and leave notes for your students specifying what they did well and what they can doto improve. Any grayed-out areas will not be evaluated as part of this ac<vity.CausesNo descrip<on or analysis of historical causes provided.Historical causesiden&fied.Historical causesdescribed.A brief analysis of the rela<onships or dis<nc<ons between different historical causes provided.An extended analysis of the rela<onships or dis<nc<ons between different historical causes provided.NotesEffectsNo descrip<on or analysis of historical effects provided.Historical effectsiden&fied.Historical effectsdescribed.A brief analysis of the rela<onships or dis<nc<ons between different historical effects provided.An extended analysis of the rela<onships or dis<nc<ons between different historical effects provided.NotesHistorical SignificanceNo explana<on of historical significance provided.ABempts but does not fully explain how the causes and/or effects are historicallysignificant in terms of amount, depth and/orendurance.*Fully explains how the causes and/or effects are historically significant in terms of amount, depth and/or endurance.*NotesHistorical accuracyIncorrectly refers to historical content and may include misconcep<ons of that content.There are many minor errors or a major error in applying historical content.Uses many unsupported opinions.Avoids explicit misconcep<ons of the content.May make an occasional minor error in applying historical content.Uses some unsupported opinions.Avoids misconcep<ons.There are no errors in applying historical content.Avoids using unsupported opinions.Notes* Amount: How many people’s lives were affected by the cause/effect? Depth: Were people living in the =me period being studied deeply affected by the cause/effect? Endurance: Were the changes people experienced as a result of this cause/effect long-las=ng and/or recurring?