Mr. Laarman's U.S. History Class
11th graders from Niagara, WI

Wisconsin

24 responses to "American Creed" and counting
America was Never America to Me Isabel Ann Wells, Niagara High School, Wisconsin In America, there are many usuals and many givens. If you don't do this, you're not American. If you don't say this, you're not American. Within this poem I talk about the changes and sub standards... Tagged With acceptance , effort , identity , media , recreation
My Grandparent's American Journey Lexi M., Niagara High School, Wisconsin The following is about a couple from Michigan who have experienced many hardships in their lives, and they have "been around the block a few times " as some may say. This accounts for their history... Tagged With history
American Creed Bailey P., Niagara High School, Wisconsin To Non-Americans, the American Creed is freedom of success and freedom of expression. This image represents a man becoming a citizen, his tears are of joy from finally becoming an American citizen ... Tagged With american creed
The American Creed Charles S., Niagara High School, Wisconsin Everyone is here for freedom. Tagged With creed
Home of the Free Land of the Immigrants Brady S., Niagara High School, Wisconsin My piece discusses the anti-migrant stigma that has re-developed in America. Tagged With america , ancestry , freedom , freedom , history , history , immigration , immigration
What America was like Elsa C., Niagara High School, Wisconsin This is a poem that describes some key points on what America was like to me. America was not just the land of the free, there were some dark and depressing points that come with this country. Tagged With poem
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