American Creed

My American Creed

By m.raiyan.k from UCLA CS in California

My American Creed

The dream of America is that it is a place of freedom to be who you want to be; it is a country for anyone to become anything she/he wants to be. It is a country where you can fulfill your dream. Education is an important part of the American dream. Education is equal to financial success and opportunity, but for others education is about the freedom to choose one's own destiny. Other people think that the success that comes from education is about making more money, but the truth is that education is about the opportunity to know who you are and why.

A=always stand for the National Anthem

M=make people's dreams become reality.

E=every person is free to make their own choice.

R=rights of each citizen are valued.

I=individual ideas are encouraged.

C=choose who you want to be.

A=anyone can pursue their dreams.

N=no person is unimportant.

F=Free to decide who you want to become.

R=rights to religious freedom.

E=everyone has a purpose in the world.

E=equal rights for everyone.

D=determination to succeed.

O=opportunities are available to everyone.

M=make your own decisions.

Everyone should have the right and opportunities to pursue their dreams. No person ever feels unimportant in this world. We should all feel like our chance is waiting for us to succeed and achieve our own dreams.

UCLA CS

English

10th Grade American Creed Argument

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Having a good education, going to college and developing our careers is not the gift of success that will make us who we really are. It is the hard work we put in and the people that support us during the process. That is success.

Education And The American Dream

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About the American Dream

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Our "United" States of America

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America Our World

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Education makes us aware of our skills, knowledge, wisdom, and we’ll be able to apply these to our situations in life, not only for our own good but also to make the world a better place.

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My response describes how their are similarities in everyone's view on the American Creed.

Education And The American Dream

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This argumentative essay talks about my American creed. The importance of unity and community and working towards achieving them is my American creed.

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Education makes us aware of our skills, knowledge, wisdom, and we’ll be able to apply these to our situations in life, not only for our own good but also to make the world a better place.

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Rice and Cummins value education due to how it creates more opportunities that can turn your American dream into a reality no matter race, skin color, social class, etc. Education gives everyone the same opportunity. 

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American Creed

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