The importance of small town events and impacting others.

My American Creed is to defend my family and friends.

People say they want the American dream but what happens if the dream doesn't turn out to be good?

This is a picture that describes a large amount of peoples American Creed. This shows a flashback to someone when they were in their home country where they couldn't defend themselves. Then is shows a comparison of their life now that expresses a life they desire and strive for.

This is my American creed

A Simple summary of American freedom and how we are fortunate to have these freedoms.

From segregation to melting pot: diversity in America.

A poem about the qualities that make us American.

The American dream; as long as you keep dreaming.

My piece is going to be about my dad raising me and my 3 siblings as a single parent.

I'm a foreign exchange student from Germany and grew up in a culture different from the American one. While watching the movie "American Creed" I noticed some differences and similarities between those two cultures.

A song about the cost of freedom.

It is about how my community, family, and I help the community and how we help others and how I think we can help those who are in need.

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

I chose to show the American Creed through art, songs, etc. For my collage, I chose to use a poem by Rupi Kaur, a newspaper article, two songs including the Star-Spangled Banner and America the beautiful, then I included the American Creed monument, and the Statue of Liberty.

For my project I drew an American flag and drew the symbols that I believe America stands for: freedom, faith, peace, outgoing, strength, equality, competitive, diversity, justice, and love. America to me is strength and freedom. What does America mean to you?

A poem about America.

The United States of America is a country that’s full of opportunity, greatness, and the chance to really become the best person you can be.

Is America the way it is portrayed? Is freedom used fairly?