My Creed Is about Patriotism, Citizenship, and hard work. I hope I can love up to these things and be a good American.

My poem is about what makes me, me. I am a mix of so many things, and I am proud to represent my country through my American Creed.

I believe that the American Creed means that we have a duty as Americans to fight to defend the core values the Founding Fathers instilled in the Constitution, but more importantly, we must respect one another.

The first computer was released in 1981. My mother was born in 1964. 17 years. For 17 years, my parents generation lived day to day life without wifi, but some would argue they had a much better connection

What being american means to me and others.

A very large majority of the people currently living in America are immigrants, or from immigrant families. Despite the large immigrant population in our countries, we still face challenges prompted by our different backgrounds.

When anyone looks at America, all they might see is the polarization between each person and the problems that arise. This poem artfully phrases the most important questions in order to truly dissect what it means to be American.

American Creed is where people get to be who they want to be. And it's mostly about freedom and what people get to do with their freedom.

I wrote this essay about what it means to be an American? I responded to this question. I had two examples that I have talked about. They are freedom, individual rights, and communication. I explained about these three words in this essay.

This piece was written to remind us of the symbols that represent our American Creed.

My essay is argues that american values can never be the same for all american citizens. In this essay I look at why these values become so diverse and how that plays a role in our country.

This is a presentation that I created that describes what makes me an American.

This is my response to the Fifth Prompt

My Op-Ed is about ways you are able to show what your American Creed is through different forms of actions.

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

An essay response to the question, "how do words, symbols, or rituals express the American Creed?"

American Creed is not just found in things that are "American", but everything in the U.S. has a connection to American Creed.

If you want to be able to have individual liberty and opportunity, you are going to come across struggle. We live in the land of the free but in order to have this, there will be struggles that come along.

America is a nation that was created to thrive in greatness, from the day it was deemed a country they had one goal, to give freedom to those who don’t have it.

This essay is about how diverse Americans and Americans whose demographic have a history of oppression understand the American Creed. I investigated this question specifically by looking at pieces of art that were created by and on the topic of diverse Americans.

My American creed is to be a real American, one needs to live to their full potential and strive to be the greatest they can be. My interview with my parents, about their different cultures, helps me understand how they are the American they are today.

My paper talks about the freedoms you have being an American and how you are different from other people.

America is chock full of different nationalities, ethnicities, and cultures, and these different ethnicities that make up our country understand the American Creed differently based on their unique backgrounds.

I had to put the images into chunks so it can show up more clearly. However, there can be words that are still not clear. My poster is basically about immigration. My explanation and reason why this is significant to American Creed is explained below. Please enjoy.