My American Creed centers around the idea of individual freedoms. Everyone should have the right and opportunity to pursue their dreams. No person should ever feel unimportant in this world. We should all feel like our chance is waiting for us to achieve our American Dream.

In America we have the ability to have responsibility, opportunity, and freedom. America wouldn’t be America without these three words. This is why I’m proud to be an American.

This slide show is a collection of words that describe my American Creed.

This poster contains words that I feel makes me an American.

My essay portrays my American Creed, which correlates with the ideas crucial in the founding of America.

My poster explains my American Creed because it shows four words and the meaning to my American Creed. It shows what the words mean to my American Creed.

This video is me asking people what makes them an American.

American creed is what makes you American. Your freedom, the democracy, the education, etc.

what is your fate in/ for America.

This speech can help you understand how you can show american creed through actions. Like your ever day life the american creed.

My essay is about my life and what me and my family think about what makes us American. I told about what my family thinks about my American Creed.

The picture above shows my perspective on American Creed. I think American Creed is the idea that you can do whatever you want to do. You have the freedom to be whatever you want to be. You will be accepted for who you are.

This is a description of my American Creed.

All these words stand for what I think being an American is.

This slideshow I created helps me describe my American Creed. Four words that help me describe it are freedom, citizenship, culture, and education.

My American Creed is my freedom and rights. Many years ago, we had a war that fought for our freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom to do live the way you want to live, to worship the way we want to worship, and be what you want to be. My American Creed is freedom to be me.

I wrote a poem about diverse Americans' understanding of the American creed. My poem expresses the unity that has been formed between immigrants and American citizens. It also shows that immigrants can come from humble beginnings and still become something great, as long as they

From this poster, I can conclude that Native Americans have helped us evolve and helped our community. Native americans have now helped us represent our country and the freedom to do whatever we want. Now, this is how the American Creed has helped us shape our community.

We Americans express our American Creed by using words, symbols, or rituals to express our thanks to soldiers.

I created this poster to express my belief of what my american creed is and how it affects me and other people.

This is my American Creed and the connections I have between family members and God.

These words are a part of my American Creed because they are what I feel like make me American.

My project is a poem about my American creed and being American. Being American is about having opportunity, freedom, and a chance at new life.

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

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

Expressing American creed through showing pride and thanks to all those who serve in the Military.

The document I have created helps to describe what makes me and others the American Creed. Three words to describe the American Creed is freedom, lifestyle, and citizenship.

These words symbolize my American Creed. These words are what make up me and my heritage. One word that symbolizes my American Creed is religion this makes me who I am. Another word is education it fuels are future.

This speech that I have created is about how I depict myself as an American and how there is so many aspects of American life. I also describe how important these really are and how some people don’t recognize the importance.

These poems show how my community, family, and family origins strengthen my American Creed.