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.

A poem describing My American Creed, that really focuses on the privilege of dreams.

American qualities are the pillars of our government and help to uphold the greatness of the United States.

My American Creed

My American Creed

In this response I back and support John F Kennedy's famous quote “Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country,” with observations I've made while working in retail, and on what makes America Great

I struggled to write about the idea of American Creed because it's a topic that everybody hears of so many times throughout school. To express personal opinions can only happen so many times. This piece conveys how repetitive it is to keep putting a unique spin on the idea.

How do diverse Americans understand the American creed? While every American has their own unique set of goals they want to reach, underneath that; every American has a similar creed to work towards success.

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

Freedom is an important part of being an American for understanding different views and progress in society.

How else can we express our Creeds?

In this essay I talk on how education and community is valuable according to the film American Creed. How differently they are all giving back to the community in their different ways but aiming for the same goal.

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

My American Creed

Your family's stories make up your stories, it's important to take the good traits from people and carry them on with you. My American creed comes from my mother's American Creed and that is an incredible thing.

In life you have to fight for everything, and you have to work harder than the person beside you if you want to be successful.

Different cultures, although having different ideologies, interpret the American Creed as the right to pursue the American Dream. This allows a stronger communal bond to be formed within America, as we all are striving to achieve the same goals.

What is my American Creed?

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

Even though everyone from America is uniquely different, the American Creed is something that unites us all together. To me, the American Creed is all about growth.

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.

How do words, symbols, or rituals express the American creed? I believe the words civil liberties express the American creed best.

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

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.