This is my american creed

I created this poster to express my belief of what my american creed is and how it affects me and other people.

In this passage you will read about how people can become whatever they want. You will also learn about religous freedom and the general freedoms and life of women and people of different races you will learn about what it mean to be a American to me

With my past being linked to America and the jobs my family have done and still do, can connect to my American Creed by helping America with agriculture, service, and determination to show the American way.

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

I made a google slide show to explain and show what my american creed is. Four words that explain my american creed are democracy, education, holidays, and religion.

How i see America through my eyes.

what is your fate in/ for America.

This is my American Creed and the connections I have between family members and God.

This is a Word Art poster listing words that mean alot to me and describe America to me. Even though all these words are not pleasent they all are the truth to me descibing America and the definition behind it.

This is my American creed

What i did was put some words that describe america and i drew 2 pictures

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.

The importance of small town events and impacting others.

This slide show presents my idea of an American Creed. It shows how my family has moved and my pappaw was in the war.

I'm a foreign exchange student from Germany and grew up in a culture different from the American one. While watching the movie "American Creed" I noticed some differences and similarities between those two cultures.

My poem and letter are to those people who don't think life is worth living anymore. It is for the people who are giving up on everything and have no sense of hope anymore. If you are someone like this, I pray you find help. I pray you find hope.

I created this poster to express my belief of what my american creed is and how it affects me and other people.

My version american dream is free education, justice in court, and democracy as a government.

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.

For almost as long as the United States has existed, the American flag has stood as a symbol of the values that its people hold dear. Of these, patriotism, freedom, and opportunity stand out the most to me.

My family connects to the American Creed in many ways. We are just thankful to be free.

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.

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.

What i did was put some words that describe america and i drew 2 pictures

My American Creed is about how the words Difference, Struggles, and Together makes me American. Difference means that we are all different. Struggles means that sometimes people need help and struggle. Together means that we can accept people.

Without my Grandmother's efforts and her coming to The United States, I would not be apart of THE ALLEE family. This heavily impacts MY American Creed. The United States of America was and still is a place of opportunity for the less fortunate. 

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

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

My opinion on words and symbols that either divide or define us as a country.

This is about my American Creed.

As a nation, we definitely struggle to collaborate and define our ideals and what our creed actually means, but the overall idea of what the people see our nation stands for is very optimistic and having equal opportunity.

While trying to go about their ordinary lives amidst a backdrop of polarization, divisiveness, and conversations around injustice, everyday Americans in small towns must look inwards to find what brings them closer together.

People are ignorant of many of the social issues that are still happening today. Through these drawings will help you be more aware of these important issues.

This American Creed is about my views of being an American.

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

This is my essay of what I think it means to be an American and what I think about racism LGBTQ and immigrants

Rice and Cummins value education due to how it creates more opportunities that can turn your American dream into a reality no matter race, skin color, social class, etc. Education gives everyone the same opportunity. 

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

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.

This is my American creed.

Being an American isn’t only about how you look and where you come from; it can also be about who you are on the inside and what makes you an American. Education is a big part of the American dream & allows people to succeed and improve beneficially.

To live the American Dream is to believe in yourself, no matter who you are, where you come from, or what class you were born into. It's to believe in yourself that you can be whatever you want to be in a place where everyone gets equal opportunities

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

These words describe my view as an American.

A villanelle poem about my family's experience in America.

This is my American creed

"We call these kids, many of whom are now adults,’“Dreamers’ because they are chasing the American Dream."