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.

Discussing What It Means to Be an American in my community (summary provided by Mr H for publishing)

The following is a fictional narrative in the form of a poem, about what the ideal American Dream could look like from a Highschooler's perspective.

I dd an interview with my father about his job and the things he loved and hated about it. It helped me think about the different jobs I want to look into further when I start searching for colleges or career paths.

American creed has many different meanings depending on the person. To any ordinary person this could mean everyday life, but to an active military personnel, it means, "equality, working hard, and accepting everyone for who they are." What's your American Creed?

My American creed is that anyone and everyone should be able to do what they want, regardless of societal limitations. But, as you'll see, even I'm limiting myself with my current creed. Let's change that.

In my piece I am trying to help the people who are reading this understand that the accessibility that people have to education isn't the same for everyone. I to help people realize that some may have to work harder to achieve their goals in life and education they desire.

speaking on the differences in how families come up differently due to there surroundings. people should be equal, doesnt mean they were born and raised equal. people adapt depending on where they grew up from. Words come in play alot.

About the American Dream

I want people to be treated equal. In the end, we are all the same.

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

My parent's stories about overcoming racial and economic adversity in different ways transform my American Creed into making sure everybody has opportunities to overcome their challenges and live their American Dream.

I am going to talk about my connection to the beliefs, values ​​and traditions with the Americans, and what we have in common

Explaining what American Creed means to me

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American Creed is different for everyone. Being American is as simple as following your dreams.

A poem describing My American Creed, that really focuses on the privilege of dreams.

It is very important for local communities to have organizations that help with the refugee crisis. In this work I illustrate the ability of students to come together for a common, selfless goal.

Naturalization Process from the eyes of someone who had to do it

How do diverse Americans understand the American creed? While every American has their own unique set of goals they want to reach, underneath that; every American has a similar creed to work towards success.

The Virtues of America.

To live the American Dream is to believe in yourself, no matter who you are, where you come from, or what class you were born into. It's to believe in yourself that you can be whatever you want to be in a place where everyone gets equal opportunities

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.

This is what I believe and who I am.