American Creed

This video is about how people should stand up for the "National Anthem."

By Anonymous from Hazen Middle School in North Dakota

Hazen Middle School

Seventh Grade English

American Creed

My thought about what America is becoming.

How do Diverse Americans Understand the American Creed?

We might not agree on everything, even if it's with our own family. However, we can and should understand what people of other views than us think. But, a lot of the times we don't. We need to fix that.

Words of America

These four words are words that have a meaning for me about America.

What Words, Symbols, and Rituals Express the American Creed?

I'm writing about what words like free and opportunity mean express what we are and what we have. I talk about the people the way they are treating the american flag. And what things bring us together as one nation.

America is Not Perfect but It Can Try to Be Better

Some things that I think America did wrong. We need better. We want better.

What is Your American Creed?

I wrote about how coal gives the energy to the power plants that gives us our electricity.

America, My Home

This essay is about what American creed means to me.

American Creed

My audio is about two people's opinion on America.

The Problem in Freedom

What if the freedom of speech is why we still have bullying?

My Rights about America

My American creed is about helping people who don't have any money.

What is My American Creed

I wrote about how we should not take guns away.

American Creed

American should not threaten to ban weapons.

The Bobby Smith Show: American Creed Addition

This is a story about the American Creed. Twin girls are on a talk show and being interviewed by, the host, Bobby Smith on how they feel about the American Creed.

My American Creed

My American creed is doing whatever you want no matter what language you speak, what race you are, or even what country you came from. I also think that my American creed is freedom for everyone.

American Creed

We need to stop allowing political parties divide us.

Words and Rituals

This is about American values, and how despite Americans' differences, we all have values.

American Creed

My writing is about how other people of different cultures can do the same thing we do and that they are not they are not to different. Race is just a color.

4-H Shows Pride in America

4-H is very important to me, and as an American I am able to be in 4-H and many other organizations.

My American Creed

We interviewed two people on their American past.

American Creed Through Action

This is about the many ways people show their American Creed through actions.

American Creed: Where do we go from here?

America has some great qualities, but that does not mean we should not continue to work on our weaker qualities. We should always aim to be better.

How can you express your American Creed through action?

This is about soldiers! 'Merica!

American Creed

This video contains an interview with my grandmother about her experiences with World War II and the Vietnam War.

America

This is a poem about what America is, and what it should be to make it a great place to live.

Word, Rituals and Symbols

This is an essay that describes how words, symbols, and rituals really express our American Creed.

My American Creed

My piece is about what America is about, and what we can do to make it better.

More responses about "millitary" and "national anthem"

Surprise Me

Red White and Blue

The United States of America is a country that’s full of opportunity, greatness, and the chance to really become the best person you can be.

American Dreams

Nick wondered about what the American dream is and how it changes over time. He interviewed an older neighbor who had also served in the military to find answers to this question. This is Cecil's American story.

What America Means to Me

I made my digital story to capture how much I appreciate what my country does. I also made it as a tribute to people in the military. My brother was in the army so it was a emotional subject. Because I connected with the topic, I think it made it so much better.

Why I am American

This is how me and my family have helped out in the community of people who were less fortunate than others, or are growing too old to be able to help themselves, or people who have been hurt in a battle or other accident.

My American Creed

I think this image represents what the American Creed is for me.

What Your Family and Community Really Mean to American Creed

Throughout this essay, I focus on my Irish family history and military community to describe a personal meaning of American Creed, and what life is like in the United States today.

The American Spirit

The American Spirit, and how we can bounce back and come back stronger than ever.

Is America Changing for the Better

As we progress as a society, we experience many changes - some of which are good, while others are bad. Miguel C., Tyler J. and Paul B. interviewed Americans who have experienced these changes first hand to find the answer to their question.

Soldiers

I recently made a digital story over what makes up the American Creed. I knew I needed to discuss soldiers because without them we wouldn't have the freedom to be Americans.

A Family's Story

Pricila J. explores her family's American story through the eyes of her grandfather.

The American Creed, Dream and Story

How we view each one, and the truths that we choose to ignore.

Land and the American Dream

Tycen B. and Trenton C. of Yreka High School explored the question, "How does/has land influenced your American Dream?" by interviewing three community members from different perspectives.

American Creed

Expressing American creed through showing pride and thanks to all those who serve in the Military.

A View of America From the Outside

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.

Protecting basic human rights

This video explains how service men and women, similar to my ancestors, selflessly risk their lives in order for people to live out their American Creed.

How Does A Military Lifestyle Affect Someone's American Creed?

American creed has many different meanings depending on the person. To any ordinary person this could mean everyday life, but to an active military personnel, it means, "equality, working hard, and accepting everyone for who they are." What's your American Creed?

Opportunities in America

Taylor F. and Ashley F. interviewed local police chief and military veterans, Brian Bowles. They were interested in learning about his unique story and the opportunities he believed he had being American.

America’s Protectors

The media tends to focus on the negative actions of the people who protect the citizens of The United States and their right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. This video will highlight the sacrifices they have made for our safety.

American Soldiers

My writing peace is about the soldiers in our military that do not get the respect and recognition they deserve. Our soldiers defend are country to keep us safe and for us to have freedom. Our american soldiers risk everything they have to protect the country they love.

My American Creed thru the American symbols

How symbols influence what our American creed is.

Passion

This is a story of my family history and community who inspire my personal American creed. More specifically, I am grateful for my parents for raising me up as close as they did. Thank you and enjoy!

On Military Service & Success

Success in America can be achieved in many ways. One large foundation for success is the Military. My family has lived up to the idea of personal success through the military. Their stories speak for themselves.

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.

The American Creed: Veteran's Perspective

A brief overview of the American Creed from the perspective of two local military veterans and whether their view of America changed over the course of their service.