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117 responses tagged with "acceptance", "ambition", "choices", "confidence", and "identity"
Minorities Migration for their American Creed Xavier Davis, Fayetteville High School, Arkansas My project is to explain how the American Creed isn’t always exemplified through immigrants and people of color in America. While America was founded by immigrants, and built on the backs of people... Tagged With acceptance , diversity , equality , melting pot
What It Means To Be An American Maddi C., Columbus High School , Montana Being an American is helping one another out, not only when most needed but in everyday life. That type of character is just a glimpse of how true Americans should act at all times, not just during... Tagged With character , dream , identity
Individuality Elizabeth A., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas The question I chose was how does your family and community history connect to your american creed. This essay reflects on my family, the comforts I was raised in, and how they affected my current ... Tagged With family , freedom , identity , individualism , passion
My American Creed Zay T., Puckett High School, Mississippi My family plays a huge part in my American Creed because of what they have done and what they are still doing for me. Tagged With action , ambition , family , hero , hope
The American Creed: What is Your Idea of the American Creed? Kellen M., Emerald Coast National Writing Project, Florida This piece encompasses the American Creed by explaining the ideals set down through the history of America and, using the American Creed, applies them to the people of this nation. Tagged With america , creed , identity , principles , unity
Eclipse Glasses Kimberly M., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky Colored storms meets the catastrophic miracle. Tagged With confidence , creative , divide , empowerment , equality
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