B. Michael Caudill Middle School

Infinity

A group of 7th Grade American History wannabes

My American Creed

My American creed consist of my language freedoms and responsibilities and how they will shape me as a person and shape my future.

Acceptance

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

My American Creed

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

My American Creed

In America we have the ability to have responsibility, opportunity, and freedom. America wouldn’t be America without these three words. This is why I’m proud to be an American.

My American Creed

Freedom is important because having freedom allows us to learn from our mistakes. It was also one of the reasons why this country was founded and is why we have so many people who want to come to this country because other country don't have the same freedom and rights as we do.

American Creed

This is a poem about how Amercians should have freedom, passion , and respect.

My American Creed

These things all show my American Creed but we all have FREEDOM of speech, religion, press and bear arms.

Is America really that great?

This is a piece about discrimination in America.

American Creed

Being American means you have endless choices and freedom to believe in or be whatever you want like careers, politics, sexuality, and religion. America is a land of fruitful opportunities and boundless freedom where you can be anything as long as you work towards your goals.

Stevens American creed

We Americans express our American Creed by using words, symbols, or rituals to express our thanks to soldiers.

More responses from B. Michael Caudill Middle School

Surprise Me

My American Creed

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.

American Creed and my Family Relations

With my past being linked to America and the jobs my family have done and still do, can connect to my American Creed by helping America with agriculture, service, and determination to show the American way.

American Creed: Acrostic Poem

This poem that I have made is what I believe my American Creed is.

My American Creed

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

American Creed Project

This presentation is about my American Creed.

American Creed Assignment

My american creed is that i have freedom,equality, and justice. I'm proud to be an american because people can accept me or others for who i am or others like gender, culture,food,language, Etc without force of others around me.

Will's American Creed

I created this slideshow to show and explain my American Creed. I chose three phrases that I think are very important to this country and should be talked about because of how amazing they are.

bellas' american creed

This is my American creed.

The American Creed: Braden Edition

I describe what being an American means to me in Minecraft with cool builds and some talking overlay.

The American Creed

My American Creed is my freedom and rights. Many years ago, we had a war that fought for our freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom to do live the way you want to live, to worship the way we want to worship, and be what you want to be. My American Creed is freedom to be me.

My American Creed

This is a Word Art poster listing words that mean alot to me and describe America to me. Even though all these words are not pleasent they all are the truth to me descibing America and the definition behind it.

believe

so basically my response is about believing and that you should never give up and you should keep trying even when it gets hard.

More responses about "freedom" and "justice"

Surprise Me

How freedom is an essential aspect to American life's

American lives are lived with freedom and sometimes we take that for granted and I believe if we didn't have that freedom are lives would be completely different.

Freedom

Some people come from places where their voices will not be heard. This is about a girl who seeks freedom similar to how it is in the United States.

America

My American Creed

The American Dream

What our group talked about was what it meant to be an American. We talked about our personal experiences, past history, and we also had to reflect off of what one another said.

What it means to be an American

People should be able to choose how they live their lives

American Creed

The document I have created helps to describe what makes me and others the American Creed. Three words to describe the American Creed is freedom, lifestyle, and citizenship.

The "United" States of America

This essay is about the lack of connection between today's American people and their country. I touch on the lack of sense of community that we have today, the struggles we face as Americans, and the mistrust and lack of power that people often feel when they think of government.

How my Grandfather influenced my view on American Creed

My grandfather worked his way from the bottom to achieve success, and his experiences serve as the basis of my American Creed

My Community's American Creed

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.

America

This is a poem about what America is, and what it should be to make it a great place to live.

American Creed.

Blocking each other's paths through following your own is never going to allow for a mobile American Dream, which will never repower the America that once was.

This is America

I chose to show the American Creed through art, songs, etc. For my collage, I chose to use a poem by Rupi Kaur, a newspaper article, two songs including the Star-Spangled Banner and America the beautiful, then I included the American Creed monument, and the Statue of Liberty.

My Parents to Me

I would describe my American creed as, opportunities, bravery, and freedom.

What it Means to be American

In this piece, I talk about what it means to be American and providing evidence and reasoning to back up my claim.

The Building Block of Our Nation

This piece is about our country being built on equality, but is the land of inequality. I talk about racism over and the people of our country lying about our country. My piece makes you think about our country in a different light and the realities some people face.

My American Creed

What does being a american means to me..

Home of the Brave

This is a masking project of an eagle filled with the words Justice, Freedom, Equality, Unity made in Photoshop to show the values the American Creed.

What America is...

America to me is freedom, expression, diversity and equality. I made these words in the shape of an eagle to represent what America means to me.

American Creed Assignment

My american creed is that i have freedom,equality, and justice. I'm proud to be an american because people can accept me or others for who i am or others like gender, culture,food,language, Etc without force of others around me.

Freedom is Happiness

A collage of pictures summarizing my ideals of freedom and what I believe it means to be free. Descriptions for each picture are also included.

My American Creed

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

Freedom, Opportunity and the American Creed

My piece is about the history of my grandparents and how their lives in Italy were able to connect to my American Creed.

American Creed-Freedom

A Simple summary of American freedom and how we are fortunate to have these freedoms.

American Creed

Is America the way it is portrayed? Is freedom used fairly?

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