The American Creed: a statement of the values and ideas we consider to be “American.” It is not officially established, but events throughout American history suggest that the creed is very real. But why is the creed important, and what does it say about this country?

We were tasked with having to answer one of the many invitations about the American Creed. I took the American Flag and imported images of my friends and family, together as Americans, we make up a democracy which is an American ideal/belief that most Americans believe in.

This is an image I made to represent our first president, George Washington. With the help of my peers and facilitators, I was able to 'mask' George Washington using the words I believe represent the American Creed.

They way of the american is the freedom of voice and the allowance of opinions on biased and critical decisions as Americans we are fundamental in the decision making process which is my american creed.

I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant.

This Prompt is about my American Creed and how we as a nation can better ourselves to become united and ultimately one of the most powerful nations in the world

My Op-Ed is about ways you are able to show what your American Creed is through different forms of actions.

My piece is about how we need to create peace and become more unified as a country

We can express our American Creed through action in our religious acts, activities, and works of charity. It is important for people to express their creed through action in their communities.

In my piece I am trying to help the people who are reading this understand that the accessibility that people have to education isn't the same for everyone. I to help people realize that some may have to work harder to achieve their goals in life and education they desire.

My article is about what happened during the government shutdown and how I and other people view it.

These are my thoughts on diversity in America

My family connects to the American Creed in many ways. We are just thankful to be free.

This essay is about jobs in America and how many jobs are coming to America.

This slide show presents my idea of an American Creed. It shows how my family has moved and my pappaw was in the war.

I have looked into Immigration and how it has been affecting the U.S and how they are being treated because they by not being citizens.

This timeline describes people in the past that I believe have had a big impact on what freedom is seen as today.

My thoughts on being an American.

This poem that I have made is what I believe my American Creed is.

With freedom comes opportunity. As Americans, what are we to do with our freedom? I believe this freedom we have been given should be used to benefit others.

A brief look into our past as a nation, taking a look at how division between Americans is nothing new.

The creation and development of rituals and symbols supports the nations national identity and represents the American Creed. This annotated photo essay describes how the American Creed is made up by symbols and rituals of everyday life.

This poem is about making the choice to not let things get in your way, but instead, trying to make a difference and give hope to the world.

This is the digital story about the American Creed that I created in my critical literacies class. I wanted to show what America was really like in a poetic form. I'm glad I got to create this because I got to express my ideas.

My response to the question "How can you express your American creed through action?" comes in the form of an essay. My goal is that others will be able to apply this writing to their own lives in order to make the United States truly together as one.

In our class we had to express our beliefs or belief in an I Believe essay. My belief was that I believe anyone can achieve what they put their minds to. This partly explains the American creed in my eyes, the ability to dream anything and make it a reality.

This piece is about how I interpret my American Creed, and how my family and their history has helped me come to my conclusion of it.

Being American means that you have respect for your country; it means that you have integrity and moral ethics; that you show patriotism and that you support your country no matter what.

I have had a great life while growing up in Mississippi. Not even realizing what has been happening around me in America and around the world. I have taken my opportunities and advantages for granted my whole life.

The equal opportunity of furthering education is important to many. The act of making sure the path is open to all is essential to American.