My American Creed

This is my American Creed and the connections I have between family members and God.

By Logan M. from B. Michael Caudill Middle School in Kentucky

My whole life has been awesome from the time I was born till now. One reason is the family I have around me to support me. The four people who are the MAIN people are my grandparents and my parents.My parents have pushed me to not give up on myself and use my free will, but careful and always respect others. My grandparents taught me to always be a nice respectful man who believes in God and goes to church because of my ability to believe in and religion but there only one God. 

B. Michael Caudill Middle School

Infinity

A group of 7th Grade American History wannabes

My American Creed

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American Creed

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My American Creed

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American Creed

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Acceptance

Overall my American Creed is about accepting the way other people are and overcoming diversity.

Stevens American creed

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My American Creed

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My American Creed

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More responses from B. Michael Caudill Middle School

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American Creed

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My American Creed

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American Privilege

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American creed

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America Our World

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America: Religious Freedom is a Right

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Preserving Family Culture

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.

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