AP Block
This is a 10th grade PreAP Honors English 10 class co-taught with AP U.S. history.

Arkansas

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Minorities Migration for their American Creed Xavier Davis, Fayetteville High School, Arkansas My project is to explain how the American Creed isn’t always exemplified through immigrants and people of color in America. While America was founded by immigrants, and built on the backs of people... Tagged With diversity , equality
Individuality Elizabeth A., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas The question I chose was how does your family and community history connect to your american creed. This essay reflects on my family, the comforts I was raised in, and how they affected my current ... Tagged With family
A Journey to America: Finding an American Dream Jaya S., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas Determination, bravery, and love brings the story of my grandparent’s journey to America from India. This project explores my Grandmother's American Creed and how she adapted to a place so new, yet... Tagged With creed
Contrasting Reflections Nola Grace Bailey, Fayetteville High School, Arkansas One of the biggest impacts you can have on someone’s life is being a flashlight in their rainstorm, and contrasting the world around them. This is how that belief has affected me and my relationshi... Tagged With beliefs
Ethnicities' Ethical Creeds Charlie S., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas America is chock full of different nationalities, ethnicities, and cultures, and these different ethnicities that make up our country understand the American Creed differently based on their uniq... Tagged With creed
Compassion Connects People Jane B., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas 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. Tagged With dedication , freedom
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