AP Lang 2019
Personal responses to American Creed, the documentary.

Michigan

43 responses to "American Creed" and counting
Immigrants and their Role in the American Creed Theodore E., Royal Oak High School, Michigan The United States has been called a "country of immigrants." Immigrants play a major role in our life as Americans and they have shaped our country over the past hundreds of years. Tagged With immigration
A Country of Immigrants Grace I., Royal Oak High School, Michigan A very large majority of the people currently living in America are immigrants, or from immigrant families. Despite the large immigrant population in our countries, we still face challenges prompte... Tagged With creed , immigration
The Falsity of The American Creed Adam H., Royal Oak High School, Michigan This argument highlights and explains the way that diverse Americans (particularly immigrants) may view the false or fake ideas promised by the American Creed. The argument will delve into issues o... Tagged With diversity , incarceration , inequality , liberty , racism
Food and the American Creed Simon S., Royal Oak High School, Michigan How food represents the American Creed and its values and how food is symbolic of something greater than just a basic human need. Food can represent a culture's values and history. Tagged With creed , culture
United Women of America Erum F., Royal Oak High School, Michigan Ever wonder what challenges women face in America? How about minority women? In this website I will do an analysis of the beliefs of six very different women and sum up their personal experiences a... Tagged With diversity , equality , lgbt , minorities , womens rights
The Evolution of the American Identity Sophia P., Royal Oak High School, Michigan The American Creed of young Americans today is not the same as that of their parents. What causes these changes, and why is this difference significant to Americans? Tagged With america , generations , identity , international policy , values
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