This presentation captures my personal definition of the American creed and the pillars I've chosen to represent the creed. Included in the slides are quotes by scholars and other participants from the American Creed documentary and interviews from close family and friends.

The essay I wrote was about how I think people show their American Creed through their actions that they make. I listed all of the qualities that I think apply to this because that’s what I have recently seen in today’s society.

The way in which life in America has positively influenced the opportunities available to my family and the surrounding community.

I decided to showcase my ideas about diverse Americans and their views on American creed through an art piece. My ideas were highly influenced by classic American art and analysis of society and diversity. This connected back to my community and my own American creed.

This presentation captures my personal definition of the American creed and the pillars I've chosen to represent the creed. Included in the slides are quotes by scholars and other participants from the American Creed documentary and interviews from close family and friends.

This is my expository essay, and it is what it means to be an American.

An essay response to the question, "how do words, symbols, or rituals express the American Creed?"

My story is about the journey my grandmother took from Germany to America. She went through many hardships in Germany and had to overcome them in America.

This is a poem that brings all my ideas about mass incarceration, the issues towards felonies' rights ,and the impact this has on the American dream in one piece of writing. I have also added an illustration I drew to further push these ideas.

This paper argues that one is able to express their American Creed by taking advantage of the distinct opportunities offered to them as Americans, and proposes that the best way for people to express their American Creed via action is by taking advantage of these opportunities.

My American Creed is the importance of religious freedom. It is something America offers that gives individuals a sense of security.

my letter to Americans on why we should be grateful.

Thoughts on American Creed as shown by robot.

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.

America is beginning to lose some of our founding morals and beliefs. Some of our values like opportunity or privilege are not the same as they used to be.

We can express our American Creed through action in our religious acts, activities, and works of charity. It is important for people to express their creed through action in their communities.

This is a poem that describes how, although America has many dark things in its past, there have been good things as well, and America is truly neither good nor bad. This poem gives examples of both the good and the bad to support the claim.

There are many different ways people can express their American Creed and improve the community and bond in the US.

A major part of being American is that you don't have to support America. In fact, this helps the country grow and change.

When anyone looks at America, all they might see is the polarization between each person and the problems that arise. This poem artfully phrases the most important questions in order to truly dissect what it means to be American.

My American Creed is about both sides of my family immigrating from both Italy and Russia.

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

What Happened?

The American Dream, is implemented by the American Creed, what it means to be American.