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

The document I have created helps to describe what makes me and others the American Creed. Three words to describe the American Creed is freedom, lifestyle, and citizenship.

This is a presentation that I created that describes what makes me an American.

camdens amercian creed

Summary: This poem is about how my family has served as Americans and as members of the community and how we plan to keep serving as Americans.

This is what american creed means to me.

Being American to me is about using my freedom.I can use my freedom to do service to my community.I can use my freedom to do many other fun things.Using my freedom is what makes me American.

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

These things all show my American Creed but we all have FREEDOM of speech, religion, press and bear arms.

This poster has symbols that express my American Creed.

My American Creed is my freedom and rights. Many years ago, we had a war that fought for our freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom to do live the way you want to live, to worship the way we want to worship, and be what you want to be. My American Creed is freedom to be me.

This is about my American Creed.

These words symbolise my American Creed, they all mean something to me. Freedom shows everyone has free rights. Equality shows everyone is equal. Dreams shows that everyone can believe what they want. Independence contributes to all of the other three words before independence.

so basically my response is about believing and that you should never give up and you should keep trying even when it gets hard.

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.

American Creed is where people get to be who they want to be. And it's mostly about freedom and what people get to do with their freedom.

In this project I used words that are important to me as an American to describe what it means to be an American.

Here is my American Creed project. Follow the URL to the presentation and enjoy!

These words describe my view as an American.

A reflection of the world and generational divides in our country between baby boomers and millennials, as written by a millennial.

This is my song for American creed

What it means to me to be an American

My poem is about how America is full of opportunity and you don’t have to agree with everyone. How you have the same chance to accomplish your dream as everyone else, as long as you put in work. Where you can have your own opinion and practice your own religion. key: opportunity

It is about how my community, family, and I help the community and how we help others and how I think we can help those who are in need.

This writing piece is about how first generation immigrants view living in America, versus second generation immigrants and some of the struggles they go through to really feel American. You will see these peoples experiences and perspectives of what being American means to them.

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

Police Brutality is an issue that the people who protect us chose to ignore. We should be able to voice our opinions, and not be shot down for doing it. If it's not corrected now, then our future generations in our "colored" communities wouldn't grow up in an safe environment.

An examination on the similarities of how children of immigrants view their privileges and what it means to be an American.

It is about what my American creed is as an American.

With this essay, I was able to explore the realities of the American creed for minorities by incorporating the voices from various races and ethnicities. This essay also highlights the selectivity in our nation as to who gets utilise their voice and who doesn't; thus speaking out

My American Creed essay, responding to the second prompt.

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

Naturalization Process from the eyes of someone who had to do it

In the United States, affirmative action is used to promote diversity in universities. Universities take race into consideration during their admissions process. But how exactly did we get here? What have people done about this? And should we even keep our current system?

This is a video about how music is a ritual which expresses the American Creed.

My American Creed is to defend my family and friends.

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

This letter was to bring attention to how powerful America can be as a nation. It was designed to point out the flaws America has right now so they can be addressed and corrected in the near future.

American Creed

I wrote a "this i believe" essay about Black Lives Matter to show that we should be free and equal in America.

“Whatever you're going to be, be a good one,” said Abraham Lincoln. America: a growing country with many people. A diverse community with many ethnic groups. Being an American citizen is about serving our community and country in a way that benefits all of us.

This is about my American Creed

Ones own idea of their American Creed is greatly shaped on their community and family and, most of all, experiences. Experiences shape each individual in different ways and below you will see a few specific contrasting factors that shape certain individuals as American's.

This poem is about religious discrimination and how it isn't right to discriminate people based on their beliefs.

Understanding how citizen participation in politics has changed American society, and its impact on current American issues.

I wrote about the role of symbols and ceremonies in our society.

With freedom comes opportunity. As Americans, what are we to do with our freedom? I believe this freedom we have been given should be used to benefit others.

What the American Dream means to me and the U.S.