This piece is about how I interpret my American Creed, and how my family and their history has helped me come to my conclusion of it.

My piece is about how I believe if you’re determined, you don’t have to be born in America to achieve the American Dream.

My American Creed poster is about how I feel and what makes me an American Creed. I feel free and freedom of speech and my ancestors.

I wrote this op-ed about my ideas on the American Dream based on the information from the documentary.

My essay : Exploration to National Identity is based off 3 people from the documentary American Creed. Joe Maddon, Condoleezza Rice, and Deidre Prevett resonate about the same topic; Community, Education, and Freedom.

three different people with different perspectives.

I created a Phrankenword and a Line & Caret edited word to respond to the documentary.

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.

My piece is simply about how my relatives of the past struggled in their home land and moved to America despite all the difficulties and dangers they faced. They saw America as a land of opportunity and freedom and I wrote this piece to honor them and spread their story.

My writing is about the importance of language within america and how it affects families and people.

How can you express your American Creed through action? Included is a documentation of ways my community has expressed American Creed through action.

This poster shows words that describe and make up My American Creed.

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.

In my essay I discuss what I believe the American Creed is, and how we can promote it through action. Change doesn't need to mean a big commitment or a large cost, and can be as easy as helping a neighbor.

You don't have to fit the American name to be an American. Let your creed show your identity.

This is a poem about my cousin, who recently moved.

My American Creed is based on how people treat each other. Counties are built on the people that live in it. Whether rich, poor, happy, or sad everyone that lives in America should feel blessed they live in the great country of opportunity.

This is my song for American creed

Since the 1800s, many Europeans and many other people immigrated to the U.S. They all came for the same the purpose to achieve the American Dream.

Religion has completely changed our past, making our free exercise of religion one of the most important parts of America.

My Writing is about the American Dream my family's past and heritage.

What does it truly mean to be an American? In a short narrative I describe what I believe is the true American Creed we share as a nation.

Preserving family culture is essential to my American Creed. Remembering and acknowledged our family's history helps increase the diversity in America, which is beautiful and unique.

Three stories from my family history that exemplify my American Creed.