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What Makes the American People
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Nicolas T., Copper Hills High School, Utah
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My focus will be on how cultural diversity and how it brings the people together
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Heaven on Earth: My American Creed
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Katie, Copper Hills High School, Utah
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This poem is about sympathy towards people who don't share the rights I have. I'm thankful that Americans have the right to try to change their government and their surroundings. We all want what i...
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My Connection to this Country
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Jayden P., Copper Hills High School, Utah
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Why traditions make you feel connected
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Traditions, Beliefs, Holidays
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Cooper w., Copper Hills High School, Utah
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Holidays Bring Us Together
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The American Dream
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Felipe L., Copper Hills High School, Utah
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I describe what brings us together as an immigrant.
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Equal Rights for Me
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Paloma , Copper Hills High School, Utah
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I want people to be treated equal. In the end, we are all the same.
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