I talked about the symbols that signify the American Creed. I only talked about three different symbols but one of the symbols are words. I mentioned those symbols because I could relate to them the most and I could connect it back to my own American Creed.

American creed is the freedom to pursue what you would like.

How does your American creed depend on where your going in life? It depends on how you determine your american creed and how you live up to it. Many people through out the United States. The liberty you have in your life a fundamental base for your own creed.

How can a simple word represent ones belief on the American Creed? Everyone has a different opinion on what can represent the American Creed, it is just the way how it connects back to one.

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.

My topic is about how women equality is something that women strive to have but haven't yet accomplished. In this country that we are living in men have a bigger say in what happens to women.

What does the American creed mean? Perhaps freedom and more opportunities to accomplish your dreams.

My piece is my opinion on what it's like being American but also how some people don't get to live their American Dream.

This piece was written to remind us of the symbols that represent our American Creed.

I see education as the key to having a successful future. Many may say that what our teachers teach us in class may not be worth any of our time when really all they're trying to do is set us on the right path for the future.

This piece is about my American creed or what it should be at least. I go into detail explaining the consequence that may occur if change isn't made to satisfy my creed.

This piece is about my belief that I can be financially successful after high school and where you come from doesn't affect your level of success.

This piece is about my American Creed and how it was instilled in me.

I wrote about what my American Creed was and what I thought needs to be done in America. Most of these ideals I learned about when I was writing this OpEd and some of them are things that I have learned as I live my life.

This is a story of how my grandparents Maria Madrigal and Gerado Gomez had a journey of coming from Mexico to the U.S. They both have travelled a long way to reach a town where they are safe from being caught and deported back home, Building a home and claiming a new life...

My American Creed, two simple words, I can... .

This poem is about several topics that have been more relevant within the recent years or has been a topic within U.S. history. Within all of these parts, I do give out my personal opinion about these topics. I will also add some of these topics are controversial.

In my essay I talk about the deeply rooted lie in American Culture, 'Rags to Riches' and include my personal opinions as well as my own 'American Belief'.

What my writing is about is some ways that Americans express themselves

This is my creed that I believe that everyone should also hold to themselves. I suggest that people work to create a paradigm where there is tolerance, in the least.

In this piece of writing I try and demonstrate how everyone can express their American creed through various actions.

The key to success is to have an education. Everyone deserves to have an education whether you're the first generation or not.

We should all follow our own American Creed. How all the immigration statuses are breaking everyone apart. We should all just be united and keep striving to get a better life than we already have.

I see education as the key to having a successful future. Many may say that what our teachers teach us in class may not be worth any of our time when really all they're trying to do is set us on the right path for the future.

We are divided as a people, but through listening and bringing people together, regardless of who they are, we will become closer.

Knowing who you are is important to self development and discovery. I believe that anything people are a part of helps to shape their identity one way or another.

My paper talks about the freedoms you have being an American and how you are different from other people.

I wrote a poem about the flag and what it means to me. I talked about how bad it hurts when I find that my flag is being burned and disrespected by the very people who live here

You don't have to fit the American name to be an American. Let your creed show your identity.

This essay expresses my views on American creed.

The Italian way of immigration. Through family experiences and other perspectives of Italians. What they went through and how they faced them and let it shape them to be who they are.

My project, looking through the lens of my father's American story, focuses on how my family has shaped my view of the American identity.

I will be explaining what it means to be an American.

Diverse americans use music to express themselves and get points across that otherwise might have been ignored.

My poem is about my understanding and, my experience in America vs. how a minority might experience it.

My essay was about the perspectives of being an American from the eyes of Terrence Davenport. His views on struggle and unity, in my essay I write about how hearing his perspective on what it means to be American, and how it affected my views on struggle, ingenuity, and unity.

Our project symbolizes complete equality through all aspects of America. Equality is spelled in different languages to represent how language and ethnicity should not cause discrimination. The other words demonstrate what separates people from having respect for one another.

What does being a american means to me..

This is a short video explaining my perception of being a young black man in America and my view on our country's history of what it was being black in America. Has there been much progress? Is there still more progress to be made?

How even though America is divided, we are able to unite under one cause.

Being an american is helping each other, being a family, and being a strong country together. What do you think is an American?

I believe the American Creed is having the opportunity to help out the members of our community when they are in need.

To me, being an American means creating your own story.

Education is full of opportunities, if we don't take advantage of them we're simply just letting them go by.

Living in America, gives everyone the privilege to earn an education. Taking your education seriously, can lead you to prosperity and achieving your American dreams.

My piece discusses the anti-migrant stigma that has re-developed in America.

The American Creed is not always as equally attainable as it may seem.

As the daughter of immigrants I have been able to see and get a second-hand experience of how their hardships and battle scars have affected their political and social views. Find out how immigration affects one´s views of the American Dream.