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.

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.

This is a piece about discrimination in America.

This poster describes my American Creed. These words show my beliefs about America.

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

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.

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.

This poster has symbols that express my American Creed.

This slide show is about words that are important to me and that describe America. Then words that describe hose words for America.

This poster contains words that I feel makes me an American.

This slide show is a collection of words that describe my American Creed.

my american creed

My speech is about my personal American creed and what it means to me. What I believe makes me American is my freedom, responsibility, and equality. Everyone in America is held to the same standard and has the same opportunity to achieve greatness.

This poster has symbols that express my American Creed.

This poster contains words that I feel makes me an American.

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.

This is my song for American creed

These poems show how my community, family, and family origins strengthen my American Creed.

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

People say they want the American dream but what happens if the dream doesn't turn out to be good?

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.

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.

The picture above shows my perspective on American Creed. I think American Creed is the idea that you can do whatever you want to do. You have the freedom to be whatever you want to be. You will be accepted for who you are.

What it means to me to be an American