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Name ______________________________________ Date ___________________ Hour _________

Understanding Economic Systems 

Compelling Question: What is the Most Effective Economic System?


Day 1 - Supporting Question   Day 2 - Supporting Question  Day 3 - Supporting Question 

What are the advantages and  What are the advantages and  What are the advantages and 
disadvantages of a Free Market  disadvantages of a Centrally  disadvantages of a Mixed 
Economy?  Planned Economy?  Economy? 

Sources  Sources  Sources 

A. Communist Manifesto​ by  A. First Treatise​ by John Locke 


A. The Wealth of Nations​ by 
Friederich Engels and Karl  B. The Social Contract​ by 
Adam Smith 
Marx  Jean-Jacque Rousseau 
B. The Theory of Moral 
B. Principles of Communism​ by  C. Representative Government 
Sentiments​ by Adam Smith 
Friedrich Engels  by John Stuart Mill 
C. Video: Free Market 
C. Cambridge Illustrated  D. Video: How Sweden 
Economics  
History: China ​-  Balances High Taxes and 
D. Pyramid of Capitalist 
Collectivizing Agriculture  Growth 
System Visual 
D. Propaganda poster  E. NYT Article - ​The Case for a 
E. NYT Article - ​A Call for a 
E. Propaganda Poster  Mixed Economy 
Free Market 
F. Forbes Article - ​How Does 
Centrally Planned China 
Raise Capital? 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Essay Grading Rubric 

Indicator  0  1-2  3-4  5 

Claim  Student did not  Student’s claim   Student’s claim  Student’s claim 
have a claim  Did not answer  answers inquiry  clearly answers 
inquiry question  question but does  inquiry question 
not expand past 
provided prompt  

Citation of  Student did not  Student  Student  Student properly 


Evidence  cite evidence  incorrectly  quotes/cites  quotes/cites 
quotes/cites  evidence from  evidence from 
evidence from  given documents  given documents 
given documents  with few mistakes 

Quality of  Student did not  Student’s evidence  Student’s evidence  Student’s evidence 
Evidence  give evidence  did not support  loosely supports  clearly supports 
the claim  claim but better  the claim 
evidence could 
have been used 

Reasoning  Student did not  Student’s  Student’s  Student’s 


give reasoning  reasoning did not  reasoning merely  reasoning fully 
relate to evidence  summarizes  connects evidence 
evidence  to claim  

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