My American Creed consists of letting life take its course, working hard, and always staying connected to my roots and my family. In this video all three parts are going to be demonstrated,showing how my american creed ties into my family.

Preserving family culture is essential to my American Creed. Remembering and acknowledged our family's history helps increase the diversity in America, which is beautiful and unique.

My piece is about how my family history connects to my American creed, and I put my mother and my father's experiences and efforts to be in the United States. Therefore, I explained how their hard work shaped me into the person of who I am today, to work hard in life.

This is a story of my family history and community who inspire my personal American creed. More specifically, I am grateful for my parents for raising me up as close as they did. Thank you and enjoy!

My American Creed is about both sides of my family immigrating from both Italy and Russia.

My family connects to the American Creed in many ways. We are just thankful to be free.

These poems show how my community, family, and family origins strengthen my American Creed.

Individualism is one of the keys to being a true American .

My American Creed poster is about how I feel and what makes me an American Creed. I feel free and freedom of speech and my ancestors.

This is the story of how my parents immigrated here from Cambodia and Vietnam and how the American Creed has affected their lives and stories.

"Legacy is not leaving something of people. It's leaving something in people" ----Peter Strople My family's legacy of service to others has not only shaped me into the person I am, but the person I aspire to be.

I made my digital story to capture how much I appreciate what my country does. I also made it as a tribute to people in the military. My brother was in the army so it was a emotional subject. Because I connected with the topic, I think it made it so much better.

My Google Slide presentation is about how America is defined by our diversity, equality, and opportunity.

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 struggle to figure out who I am.

Americans gather with like-minded people, but respect the opinions of others

This piece is about how I interpret my American Creed, and how my family and their history has helped me come to my conclusion of it.

Freedom is the underlying idea of the American creed. Conceptually, there are three tenets that comprise my creed: faith, family, and community. As a digital memoir, I will explore how these three pillars have affected my life now and forever.

My paper is about my family history and how they immigrated to America in order to get hands on experience with new opportunity. I talk about their definition of American Creed and how they feel about it.

“My American Creed” is about what it means to me to be an American and two core values I live by. I wrote about the opportunities in America and that my two core values are equality and individualism.

In this Op-ed I will be explaining My Family's and Community's American creed, stating what it means to me and what it mean to my family and community. I asked a few people about what American creed means to them.

I believe that we inspire each other.

“You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.” ― Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche You are yourself, along with others you make a community. Each part, with their histories, are equally as important.

To me, being an American is my sense of community, my opportunities, and my individualism. Being an American is to overcome. More importantly to overcome as one, united nation.

We are all grated the right to be different. In a world full of people, emotions, and ways of living, individualism is what lets us express ourselves​