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Shelby's American creed project

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

My American Creed

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

Kindness can make you AMERICAN!

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

amricam creed ed

this is my think of my amrican creed

Bad Dreams & Frostbite

The American dream; as long as you keep dreaming.

Is America really that great?

This is a piece about discrimination in America.

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.

My American 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.

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.

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

what makes me an American

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

Okay, Boomer

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

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American Creed

My American Creed essay, responding to the second prompt.

My American Creed - Kayla Williams

People have many different paths to their American Creed. This one is mine. Healthcare is how I show what myself as an American values.

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.

The Qualities I see in Americans

In my experiences, I have learned many things that shaped how I act or what I do. The same goes for what I believe in, and most importantly, my view on what makes up the ideal American person.

What The American Creed Taught Me

Having a good education, going to college and developing our careers is not the gift of success that will make us who we really are. It is the hard work we put in and the people that support us during the process. That is success.

My American Creed

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.

AMERICAN CREED BOI

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

American Freedom

I drew an outline of an American Soldier in honor of the soldiers that fight for our country and I drew all the words that stand out to me when I think of American Creed.

My American Creed

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

believe

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

The story of my "American Creed" value and how it affects my everyday life.

My American Creed

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

Requiem for the American Creed

A Poem about some of the flaws in America, with some chunks of good in it.

My American Creed

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American Creed Essay option #2

I chose "How does your family & community history connect to your American creed?" and talked about how my parents immigrated to the US in order to give me a better life and connected it to the American Creed.

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What is the American Creed

My essay describes the "American Creed" in my eyes, as well as the life lessons I was taught growing up. I also mention how they impacted me on who I am today. I show my future goals and dreams in life and what I have done so far.

American Dream

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

How Family History Connects to My American Creed

The Stories of how my family's achievement have helped to get me where I am today.

American creed

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

My Creed

In this essay, I'm talking about how I was taught to treat yourself and others around you and to never give up on your dreams.

My American Creed

There are many different ways people can express their American Creed and improve the community and bond in the US.

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Germany to America: Family History Shaping My American Creed

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. 

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