One thing we can’t change is the generation before will always look down and judge us. One thing our generation can do, and is already doing, is take a stand on issues that generations before us have been afraid to speak about.

This paper is about the film American Creed

The problems that we are still facing in America.

Our society seems to be self-centered and too focused on their own individual issues rather than helping others. We have to work hard and accept everyone’s differences in order to build that American Dream.

We all share the same dreams of success.

The United States is made up of so many different cultures, religions, races and that’s what makes this country beautiful.

Talented educated people are stuck living in a place where they are not able to take opportunities that will benefit them for their own good. They are not able to take their talents to better themselves because they are too poor to move away and take the opportunities.

Community is a big part of making the American Dream happen.

No matter who you are you have the same privileges to check out as many as book you like. Instead of people decimalizing on other races, age, or religion we could improve on working our skills as a citizen to make our nation stronger

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If we put aside our differences, we are able to become, build, and do whatever we desire because we have so many freedoms and privileges.

There are four fundamental ideas that make people American; identity, hope, citizenship, and value. However, today’s culture has ventured far from this ideal.

Unity is fundamental element in America, yet with the current state of politics and media it has become easier to segregate ourselves from each other.

It is time that we come together and talk about our dreams and the gaps between American dreams and American realities.

Having trust and respect in your community will make the whole community progress. That relationship between everyone in your community is the key for the progress and will keep towns from falling.

Failure doesn’t define who we are as Americans. America got to where it is today by overcoming the unthinkable and never quitting on our own individual ambitions. Anyone can be who they want to be through perseverance and dedication.

Being American means that you have freedom to do whatever you believe in. In America you can express how you feel about any topic and you won’t get punished for it. For example, in some countries if you talk bad about the leader, then it’s possible that you would get executed immediately.

Being an American is helping one another out, not only when most needed but in everyday life. That type of character is just a glimpse of how true Americans should act at all times, not just during the worst. American citizens needs to come to realization that our country will not change unless w...

What it means to be an American.

The American Dream

America is an amazing cornerstone to making choices of your own: free choices without the fear of being put down by religion or rules that prevent you from being independent from the rest of the world.

This is about the film American Creed.

My essay was about the perspectives of being an American from the eyes of Terrence Davenport. His views on struggle and unity, in my essay I write about how hearing his perspective on what it means to be American, and how it affected my views on struggle, ingenuity, and unity.

To be an American means to be united. We were named the United States of America, so Americans can come together to solve problems and to help this country thrive. Not to become separated over issues that Republicans and Democrats can't agree on.

Your past doesn't matter as long as you focus on the future and what's in front of you. Equal opportunity is an important American value that people want.

We are divided as a people, but through listening and bringing people together, regardless of who they are, we will become closer.

Schools in the United States should have equal access to education, regardless of where the school is located.

A paper about the division Americans are facing.

Millions of people have immigrated here and in the future millions more will try. On October 17, 1933, one man moved to the United States of America. It was just a normal day, and he was just one of hundreds of people to move here on this particular day.

My piece is about the perspectives that make America what it is today.