An evaluation of the American stereotype

An evaluation of the American stereotype

In this passage you will read about how people can become whatever they want. You will also learn about religous freedom and the general freedoms and life of women and people of different races you will learn about what it mean to be a American to me

My project represents how my Hispanic ethnicity from my parents influences myself as an American and my story of who I am.

Through hard work, fighting for your identity, knowing who you are, and being true to yourself it can lead you to the American Dream. People need to value their opportunities and work for what they want.

This essay is about the link between being creative and a happier, more successful life.

The American Creed and the ideals that built America. Where do these ideals lead people? Why do these ideals lead people? The truth behind the ideals and actions of America as a whole, and it's connection to life itself and mine and many others' spiritual views on life.

This is a poem about my cousin, who recently moved.

For this project, I created a visual memoir with an accompanying narrative documenting the journey my dad and his family made to America. I am the first person outside of my family telling this story publicly. I am very excited to share this story with all of you.

My piece is about pursuing your happiness. I discuss several song lyrics that connect to my beliefs about happiness.

For my American creed project I wrote a poem. My poem answers the question “What is your American creed?” My poem explains my American creed and it describes how I feel using three of my keywords. My keywords are tragedy, optimism, and home.

In this piece, Viktoria Lamley speaks about the importance of companionship to your everyday happiness. What she learned after an important experience with her pup, and how it sparked her to take a deeper look into things.