Diverse americans use music to express themselves and get points across that otherwise might have been ignored.

i wrote about service in America

Schools in the United States should have equal access to education, regardless of where the school is located.

This is a video about how music is a ritual which expresses the American Creed.

My essay is about what it means about being an American.

A short poem about how the American Dream should reflect your willingness to give it to others.

This is my "American Creed" and what it means to me.

This essay is about what I believe my American Creed is.

America is built on immigration, and these people that move here all have their own stories, that's what America is all about.

The picture above shows my perspective on American Creed. I think American Creed is the idea that you can do whatever you want to do. You have the freedom to be whatever you want to be. You will be accepted for who you are.

They way of the american is the freedom of voice and the allowance of opinions on biased and critical decisions as Americans we are fundamental in the decision making process which is my american creed.

My poem is about my understanding and, my experience in America vs. how a minority might experience it.

In this piece, I break apart the American Creed and go into the ideas which make it up including how we got here, how we express our American Creed, and our freedom.

Your race may affect whether you receive the American Creed.

I wrote about a variety of topics because I thought they were key points that I needed to hit. This is my opinion on what I think the American Creed is.

An examination on the similarities of how children of immigrants view their privileges and what it means to be an American.

My American creed is the idea of freedom, and prosperity, even if it causes conflict.

The first thing that pops into people's minds when they hear the word America is freedom. For a few centuries, people have known America as The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. For most of the time, America has lived up to that statement, but not all the time.

In order to understand how my family has affected the way I view my own American creed, I conducted interviews with my mother, father, and grandmother. Ultimately my goal was to figure out, connect, and contrast on how my family history has affected my American Creed.

My acrostic poem is about what it means to be an American to me and all the qualities an average American should have.

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 equally filled with opportunity.

Millions of people have immigrated here and in the future millions more will try. On October 17, 1933, one man moved to the United States of America. It was just a normal day, and he was just one of hundreds of people to move here on this particular day.

My poem is about what can make us all Americans and even when we all come from different nation.

What it means to be an American as a multiracial individual.