My American Creed: Jackson Walters

My American Creed is defined by my ancestry. My family immigrated here because of the opportunity the United States gave. We embraced multiculturalism, and fought to preserve the American Dream by serving in the military. This is my American Creed.

By Jackson W. from B. Michael Caudill Middle School in Kentucky

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B. Michael Caudill Middle School

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1st Period World History

Boo Crawley's American Creed

What does it mean to me to be an American? To me being an American means being free, have equal opportunities and to have Natural Rights. Natural rights are rights you are born with and you will have until they day you die. Having equal opportunities

American creed

This is my american creed.Theese are my ideas of our needed changes.

The American Creed: Braden Edition

I describe what being an American means to me in Minecraft with cool builds and some talking overlay.

My American Creed

To me, being an American is my sense of community, my opportunities, and my individualism. Being an American is to overcome. More importantly to overcome as one, united nation.

Will's American Creed

I created this slideshow to show and explain my American Creed. I chose three phrases that I think are very important to this country and should be talked about because of how amazing they are.

My American Creed

My American creed can't be described by words alone so instead, I used a drawing and different keywords and ideas to express my American creed and how much I love my country. Enjoy!

Aiden's American Creed 😎

America represents many ideas and many words but I put the three most important words into a google slideshow, Enjoy!

My American Creed

My American Creed - To me, it's not about my bloodline. It's about my liberties, my rights, the rights I get to exercise, my government, and my choices.

What Is My American Creed?

Hi this is my presentation on my American Creed in this presentation I go over what my American Creed is.

MY AMERICAN CREED Jacob Sommers

My American Creed project for the end of the school year. I put the three keywords: Fragility, Opportunity, and Diversity. These are important because they describe what America is all about and what we are.

My American Creed

My American Creed was done via Minecraft. To be an American means to have freedom, responsibility, and a dream.

What Makes Me An American

What makes me and millions of other people Americans. That would be our American Creed everyone has it, but not everyone knows what it's about. So come find out My American Creed.

Daphne cobb's American Creed

For my american creed assignment I chose to make a word collage. Each word is one that I feel represents being an american.

American Creed Project

Being an American is not just living in America. Being in America means having purpose in America, being united, having a responsibility in America, and so much more.

Alisha's American Creed

Being American means you have the ability to be who you want, do what you want to do, and remake yourself as long as you work hard. You have the right to equal opportunity and to express yourself. It means to accept it's not always about you.

More responses from B. Michael Caudill Middle School

Surprise Me

More responses about "ancestry", "community", "identity", "immigration", and "perseverance"

Surprise Me

Family, Community, Service, Education, and Religion

I have created a presentation based on my family's American creed. After extensive and in-depth conversations with my parents, I have learned a lot about my family history and I am excited to share.

My Mothers story

Your family's stories make up your stories, it's important to take the good traits from people and carry them on with you. My American creed comes from my mother's American Creed and that is an incredible thing.

America Creed

We started building communities where people feel comfortable and are able to be themselves without being judged by their ethnicity, history or background.

Preserving Family Culture

Preserving family culture is essential to my American Creed. Remembering and acknowledged our family's history helps increase the diversity in America, which is beautiful and unique.

One Step Closer

As a second generation Indian immigrant in America, the push and pull of cultures has both defined and created conflict in my identity. My American Creed is about accepting all parts of myself and expanding that idea of celebrating diversity to the larger society.

A Journey to America: Finding an American Dream

Determination, bravery, and love brings the story of my grandparent’s journey to America from India. This project explores my Grandmother's American Creed and how she adapted to a place so new, yet equally filled with opportunity.

Immigrants Are Humans Not Criminals

This piece is about the issues that immigrants face as part of their day-to-day lives.

The American Creed as Seen Through Family and Community

This is a 7-page picture book about my personal experiences with the American Creed, and how others can relate to it.

The American Dream

What our group talked about was what it meant to be an American. We talked about our personal experiences, past history, and we also had to reflect off of what one another said.

Now That I'm Older

A reflection on how my American creed has developed over the last few years.

Native Americans Matter

From this poster, I can conclude that Native Americans have helped us evolve and helped our community. Native americans have now helped us represent our country and the freedom to do whatever we want. Now, this is how the American Creed has helped us shape our community.

America: The Dark Side of the Dream

My essay is regarding our country's foundation of the American Dream, and how it eventually influenced my family to emigrate to the States, even in the present day of unjust immigrant laws.

Place of Many Opportunities

Many people come to America to get more opportunities mostly ones that they couldn't get somewhere else.

Union

“You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.” ― Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche You are yourself, along with others you make a community. Each part, with their histories, are equally as important.

Education is Life

This paper is about the film American Creed

The DREAM For The Students

Everyone should know that education is one of the most important things in our life. Some people take school for granted, but there are groups of people who actually want to do good in school. They are the ones who help out this country.

My American Creed

This is how my american creed connects to my family and my community.

Work Ethic

Work Ethic is something important that we can all practice in order to become a better version of ourselfs

How Diverse Americans Understand the American Creed

Different cultures, although having different ideologies, interpret the American Creed as the right to pursue the American Dream. This allows a stronger communal bond to be formed within America, as we all are striving to achieve the same goals.

Family and American Creed

My American creed is influenced by my family and the communities that I consider myself to be apart of. I believe that family and community history play some sort of part in one's American creed, whether that be a big or small part.

Family history and the American Creed

An essay about my family history and origin, and how it connects to the American Creed.

American Creed

Our society seems to be self-centered and too focused on their own individual issues rather than helping others. We have to work hard and accept everyone’s differences in order to build that American Dream.

Opportunities

What does the American Creed mean? Connecting what American Creed's main pillars are with the American Creed film, the american creed is about opportunity.

Illegal Immigration and the American Creed

Do illegal immigrants deserve to fulfill their American Creed?

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