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

This is what american creed means to me.

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

This is my American Creed presentation about what it means to me to be an American

My essay portrays my American Creed, which correlates with the ideas crucial in the founding of America.

This video is me asking people what makes them 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.

All these words stand for what I think being an American is.

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

Overall my American Creed is about accepting the way other people are and overcoming diversity.

These words are a part of my American Creed because they are what I feel like make me American.

These words describe my view as an American.

Overall my American Creed is about accepting the way other people are and overcoming diversity.

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.

I wrote a poem about diverse Americans' understanding of the American creed. My poem expresses the unity that has been formed between immigrants and American citizens. It also shows that immigrants can come from humble beginnings and still become something great, as long as they

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

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

my american creed

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

This is a drawing of my American Creed. It represents life in America. I made it about plants because plants are usually a representation of life.

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

This poster shows my word wall describing America in words and what America means to me.

In America we have the ability to have responsibility, opportunity, and freedom. America wouldn’t be America without these three words. This is why I’m proud to be an American.

This poster represents my American creed through emotions and feelings.

What exactly is Americanism? Nowadays, the meaning of such a word has been lost, muddied even. With tensions at the highest they've ever been, now more than ever, we must recall true Americanism...

I believe the death penalty is necessary.

This is my american creed

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

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

What it means to be an American as a multiracial individual.

My American Creed

They way of the american is the freedom of voice and the allowance of opinions on biased and critical decisions as Americans we are fundamental in the decision making process which is my american creed.

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 essay is about what American Creed means to me. I give examples of how this is shown in my town and around the world.

This Prompt is about my American Creed and how we as a nation can better ourselves to become united and ultimately one of the most powerful nations in the world

My thoughts on being an American.

Different kinds of creed can get different reactions and trigger different emotions in American people. Prompt: How do words, symbols, or rituals express the American creed?

The Declaration of Independence says that "all Men are created equal". Looking at the treatment of minorities during and after of which it was written, that statement says otherwise.

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.

A short poem about how the American Dream should reflect your willingness to give it to others.

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.

This is a song about kindness and my american creed. this is to the tune of Chlorine By Twenty One Pilots.

What does being a american means to me..

This piece is about the inequality found present in America and how it has affected people of color.

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.

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.

I chose to show the American Creed through art, songs, etc. For my collage, I chose to use a poem by Rupi Kaur, a newspaper article, two songs including the Star-Spangled Banner and America the beautiful, then I included the American Creed monument, and the Statue of Liberty.

This essay expresses my views on American creed.