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Symbols Defining the American Creed Lauren B., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas The creation and development of rituals and symbols supports the nations national identity and represents the American Creed. This annotated photo essay describes how the American Creed is made up... Tagged With america , art , symbols , values
Germany to America: Family History Shaping My American Creed Kourtney A., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas 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... Tagged With america , american creed , immigration
It Runs In the Family, Kind Of Rose, Fayetteville High School, Arkansas Although family is a significant factor in determining one’s American creed, individual experiences are more influential. To better understand this, I interviewed six family members and turned thei... Tagged With american ideals , division , family
Refugees: A Unifying Force Kaedon S., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas It is very important for local communities to have organizations that help with the refugee crisis. In this work I illustrate the ability of students to come together for a common, selfless goal. Tagged With acceptance , action , american dream , civil rights , immigration
Compassion Connects People Jane B., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas Sometimes the best way to discover a person's American creed is through the way they help their community and relate with the people in need around them. Tagged With dedication , equality , freedom , generosity , unequal opportunity
Alienated Jacob O., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas This is an essay about how my family affects how I fit in, my motivations to being successful, and my belief systems. Their choices or actions from before and after my birth have affected every asp... Tagged With american creed , beliefs , choices , education , family
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