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4th Generation American
by
Amber B.
in
Alaska
Exploring my family history through art in order to explain my American Creed
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My American Creed
by
Justin F.
in
Connecticut
I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant.
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No One is Illegal
by
Marwa
in
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...
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Past and Present: A Family's American Creed
by
Tekyira M.
in
Michigan
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My American Creed
by
Jack B., Bay High School, Ohio
. Summary:
My American Creed is about immigration, perseverance, and education.
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My American Creed
by
Vince , Bay High School, Ohio
. Summary:
My response to the first prompt “What is your American Dream?”
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From Humble Beginnings: My American Creed
by
Jared J., Chugiak High School, Alaska
. Summary:
In this presentation I explore how my humble beginnings, growing up in a poor community, have molded my idea of the American creed. I share the journey that I plan to take and how I will use my Ame...
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American Creed
by
Danna P., UCLA CS, California
. Summary:
The American creed is being able to support the next generation by making life a little bit easier. Americans usually have the same shared values like wanting education, community, and family.
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The Opportunity of Education
by
Christina C., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
. Summary:
Is education the key to the American dream? I write about why I value education and how it became important to me.
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education
,
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Education in America
by
Lela D., NY-Hudson Valley Writing Project, New York
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There are many things wrong with the education system in America. A lot of people don't seem to realize just how bad our education system is. I will be talking about the many issues that our educat...
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