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

Wisconsin

24 responses to "American Creed" and counting
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
Symbolizing American Creed Destany B., Niagara High School, Wisconsin Symbols are what keep us together. They might seem small to some but mean a whole lot to others, and they have a way of bringing us together as a group. This is how we symbolize the American Creed. Tagged With symbols
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 immigration
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
American Creed Sydney D., Niagara High School, Wisconsin Life is viewed differently from generation to generation. This is an excerpt of an interview with my Grandmother about our family and what it means to be free to her. Tagged With creed
My American Creed Ty C., Niagara High School, Wisconsin My American dream or Creed is that everyone needs to be able to have opportunities in about the same ease as everyone else. Tagged With american creed
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