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472 responses tagged with "dream", "freedom", "immigration", and "poverty"
My American Creed Jason N., Scott County High School, Kentucky My American Creed is to defend my family and friends. Tagged With american , creed , freedom , immigration , sacrifice
How Being A First Generation Can Affect Views on What it Means to be an American Joanna D., Royal Oak High School, Michigan An examination on the similarities of how children of immigrants view their privileges and what it means to be an American. Tagged With american
American Creed Argument Olivia H., Columbus High School , Montana If we put aside our differences, we are able to become, build, and do whatever we desire because we have so many freedoms and privileges. Tagged With community
Is the American Dream Achievable for everyone? DZarion M., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan My response is about the everyday positives and negatives of being an american. It also focuses on immagrants and student debt. It answers the question, Is the American dream achievable for everyone? Tagged With equality , equal opportunity , immigration
Honest Abe Annie B., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas We had to pick someone from history that represents American Creed. I picked Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln has done so anything for this country so I thought he was an example of American Creed. Tagged With freedom
American Creed Kaden Z., Columbus High School , Montana What I think the American Dream truly is. Tagged With community
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