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Featured Aspiring Americans Cydney W. Alaska Exploring my family history through art in order to explain my American Creed Featured My American Creed Justin F. Connecticut This short story is about how a family's decisions in the past has shaped the present generations-- and how it's connected to America's changes thr... Featured Past and Present: A Family's American Creed Tekyira M. Michigan My poem is a letter to you all. Althoug it's pretty short it touches on several things in america. I used Repition in this poem because the rhyme a... Featured What Does it Mean to be Me? { An True American} Jayla K. Michigan

693 responses tagged with "america", "constitution", "creed", "freedom", and "justice"

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American Creed DiAra T., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky Being American means you have endless choices and freedom to believe in or be whatever you want like careers, politics, sexuality, and religion. America is a land of fruitful opportunities and bou... Tagged With : freedom

How my Grandfather influenced my view on American Creed Charles H., Staples High School , Connecticut My grandfather worked his way from the bottom to achieve success, and his experiences serve as the basis of my American Creed Tagged With : opportunity

Immigrating Creeds Julian B., Staples High School , Connecticut I discuss how my parent's influence with immigrating to America has influenced their American Creeds and how that influenced mine as well. Tagged With : creed

As a Whole Kimberly J., Puckett High School, Mississippi As a very small community, in the deep south, where we drink sweet tea sitting on the porch and say “y’all” in every sentence, we stick together as a whole through everything. Tagged With : america , creed , community

Words, Symbols, and Rituals John F., Bay High School, Ohio How words, symbals, and rituals help express american creed Tagged With : america , american

A Better Life Saidy A. , Copper Hills High School, Utah United States is a free country and that's why people have been immigrating since 1500, to be free and find a better life. Tagged With : freedom

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