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Work Ethic Miguel A., Copper Hills High School, Utah Work Ethic is something important that we can all practice in order to become a better version of ourselfs Tagged With immigration , motivation , work , work ethic
my american creed riley, Bay High School, Ohio The American Creed is a fundamental principle at the core of the United States. It represents the values, beliefs, and aspirations upon which the nation was founded and continues to thrive. Tagged With american creed , american ideals
Why I am American Tristen D., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky This is how me and my family have helped out in the community of people who were less fortunate than others, or are growing too old to be able to help themselves, or people who have been hurt in a ... Tagged With american , community , family , freedom , millitary
Society of Trust William D., Copper Hills High School, Utah What does the American Creed mean to us and me Tagged With america , american , american creed , american ideals , creed
Inequality Jenna A., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky My poem is about the inequality in our country. I focus on three main types of inequality in our country that affect large amounts of people. The goal of my poem is to open each person's eyes about... Tagged With discrimination , freedom , inequality , unequal opportunity , womens rights
American Creed through the community Marcell L., Gerstell Academy, Maryland Joe Maddon's idea was my inspiration and from it i develop a community festival. The festival would allow all cultures and asks that each culture be prepared to express itself in different ways. Tagged With art , community , expression , family , traditions
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