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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
The American Ritual Luke W., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas To determine what rituals and traditions define the American Creed, I interviewed immigrants who are recent citizens about their opinion of the prompt. Tagged With immigration , patriotism , traditions
A Journey to America: Finding an American Dream Jaya S., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas Determination, bravery, and love brings the story of my grandparent’s journey to America from India. This project explores my Grandmother's American Creed and how she adapted to a place so new, yet... Tagged With acceptance , creed , diversity , hard work , immigration
Connected American Creed across the country Qinlan, Fayetteville High School, Arkansas From the original colonists who created the foundation of American Creed, it spread throughout the country, the ideals passed down through their descendants, and shared with new Immigrants as time ... Tagged With american creed , american ideals , ancestry , equal opportunity , freedom
What Shapes Us Anna P., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas America provides many opportunities for those who are willing to work. “Good luck is the residue of hard work. The harder you work, the luckier you get.” Tagged With diversity , grateful , hardwork , opportunity , values
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
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