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Hazen Middle School
Seventh Grade English
North Dakota
27 responses to "American Creed" and counting
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American Creed
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Cera, Hazen Middle School, North Dakota
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My thought about what America is becoming.
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My American Creed
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Kaison Kaylor , Hazen Middle School, North Dakota
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My American creed is doing whatever you want no matter what language you speak, what race you are, or even what country you came from. I also think that my American creed is freedom for everyone.
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American Creed
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Talan, Hazen Middle School, North Dakota
. Summary:
My writing is about how other people of different cultures can do the same thing we do and that they are not they are not to different. Race is just a color.
The Problem in Freedom
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Dayanaira Lightsey, Hazen Middle School, North Dakota
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What if the freedom of speech is why we still have bullying?
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My Rights about America
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Russell Bennett, Hazen Middle School, North Dakota
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My American creed is about helping people who don't have any money.
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My American Creed
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Kaycee and Aubree, Hazen Middle School, North Dakota
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We interviewed two people on their American past.
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