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How the American Creed Manifests in National Symbols and Rituals? Hannah Starnes, Bay High School, Ohio The American Creed is reflected in key symbols like the flag, pivotal texts like the Declaration and Rituals as the National Anthem and holidays. Tagged With equality
The significance of words, symbols and rituals in America Aaron P., Redeemer Classical Academy , Tennessee America uses words, symbols and rituals in our everyday lives, yet we fail to notice them. These are very important to understand as it portrays what America stands for, which is freedom. Tagged With creed
My American Creed Caleb Rinehart, Bay High School, Ohio Below is an acronym I made to represent what I believe the American Creed means in today's world. Tagged With acceptance , action , america , community , future
American Creed Interview Lila and Allison, Okemos High School , Michigan Inspired by the American Creed documentary, we decided to make our own version by interviewing people of different ages, races and gender to get the diverse views of students at our high school. We... Tagged With creed
What it Means to be American Shadlynn Summers, Columbus High School , Montana America is a nation that was created to thrive in greatness, from the day it was deemed a country they had one goal, to give freedom to those who don’t have it. Tagged With immigration
What Does It Mean To Be American? Madisynn J., Columbus High School , Montana Being American means that you have freedom to do whatever you believe in. In America you can express how you feel about any topic and you won’t get punished for it. For example, in some countries i... Tagged With creed
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