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This is a 10th grade PreAP Honors English 10 class co-taught with AP U.S. history.
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Alienated
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Jacob O., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas
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This is an essay about how my family affects how I fit in, my motivations to being successful, and my belief systems. Their choices or actions from before and after my birth have affected every asp...
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Compassion Connects People
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Jane B., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas
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Sometimes the best way to discover a person's American creed is through the way they help their community and relate with the people in need around them.
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dedication
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equality
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freedom
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generosity
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unequal opportunity
Native American Heritage
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Addison M., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas
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I come from a line of Cherokee Native American heritage including people like the famous Sequoyah and Chief Young Tassel! My family and many others were forced on the Trail of Tears and discrimina...
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culture
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equality
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native american
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opportunity
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symbolism
Immigration and its Effects on the American Dream
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Trusha L., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas
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As the daughter of immigrants I have been able to see and get a second-hand experience of how their hardships and battle scars have affected their political and social views. Find out how immigrati...
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Saying the ‘I Believe’: Religion and Our Creeds
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Fiona E., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas
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For this project, I interviewed the rector at my Episcopalian church. My goal with this project was to explore my own creed through my religion, and hopefully prompt others to do the same.
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Connected American Creed across the country
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Qinlan, Fayetteville High School, Arkansas
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From the original colonists who created the foundation of American Creed, it spread throughout the country, the ideals passed down through their descendants, and shared with new Immigrants as time ...
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