American Creed

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To Non-Americans, the American Creed is freedom of success and freedom of expression. This image represents a man becoming a citizen, his tears are of joy from finally becoming an American citizen and having access to new opportunities.

Niagara High School Mr. Laarman's U.S. History Class

11th graders from Niagara, WI

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