Unit 16 Cold War - Am. History 10

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1. How did World War II influence the beginning of the Cold War?

2. How did the economic and political differences between the United States and the Soviet Union impact Cold War events?

3. How did Cold War concerns affect life in the United States (from 1945-1960)?

4. How was the Cold War fought (from 1945-1960)? What were the outcomes of these competitions?

A score will be assigned for each question.

5 - Student includes information from multiple primary sources (and cites them) to support the student's deep understanding of the question; information is accurate and specific.

4 - Student includes information from multiple primary sources (and cites them) to support the student's understanding of the question; information is accurate and specific.

3 - Student includes information from multiple primary sources (and cites them) to support the student's understanding of the question; information is generally accurate and specific.

2 - Student includes information from one primary source (and cites it) to communicate a basic understanding of the question; information is generally accurate but is vague.

1 - Student includes information from one primary source (and cites it) to communicate a limited understanding of the question; information has multiple inaccuracies and is vague.

NYC conditions- Only secondary sources are used. Only a student's interpretation of the question is used. No citations are provided. Inaccuracies are frequent.