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296 responses tagged with "acceptance", "freedom", "love", and "unity"

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My American Creed Vince , Bay High School, Ohio My response to the first prompt “What is your American Dream?” Tagged With : acceptance , american , diversity

Not As One, But As All United Audrey T., Classen School of Advanced Studies , Oklahoma This is my op-ed essay on the importance of working on uniting to solve our problems. Tagged With : education , freedom , unity

American Creed: Acrostic Poem Nic C., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky This poem that I have made is what I believe my American Creed is. Tagged With : opportunity

The Creed of The Past, Present and Future Autumn K., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas As we have wrapped up our unit on the American Creed, we wrote an expository essay in which we wrote what the American Creed means to us personally. I wrote that the American Creed encompasses our ... Tagged With : freedom

My American Creed Braylin E., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky This is a presentation that I created that describes what makes me an American. Tagged With : american

My American Creed justin t., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky Freedom is important because having freedom allows us to learn from our mistakes. It was also one of the reasons why this country was founded and is why we have so many people who want to come to t... Tagged With : religion

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