This opinion piece is my view on what it means to be an American.

American creed is the freedom to pursue what you would like.

We are all grated the right to be different. In a world full of people, emotions, and ways of living, individualism is what lets us express ourselves​

The importance of education in the United States.

My piece explains how being a minority changes my understanding of the American Creed "all men are created equal"

My piece is about pursuing your happiness. I discuss several song lyrics that connect to my beliefs about happiness.

I see education as the key to having a successful future. Many may say that what our teachers teach us in class may not be worth any of our time when really all they're trying to do is set us on the right path for the future.

My topic is about how women equality is something that women strive to have but haven't yet accomplished. In this country that we are living in men have a bigger say in what happens to women.

Education is the key to success in America and most likely the world.

I talked about the symbols that signify the American Creed. I only talked about three different symbols but one of the symbols are words. I mentioned those symbols because I could relate to them the most and I could connect it back to my own American Creed.

My project is about what my american creed and how it affects my community. Also about how many people can't afford going to college. I also found a lot of fact that and I tied it up with my community and family friends.

My Op-Ed is about being different to others and trying to be the person you are and not being afraid of showing it. I want to believe that people can believe that they can make a difference instead of following other people's advice.

What does the American creed mean? Perhaps freedom and more opportunities to accomplish your dreams.

Living in America, gives everyone the privilege to earn an education. Taking your education seriously, can lead you to prosperity and achieving your American dreams.

Individualism is one of the keys to being a true American .

This piece is about my belief that I can be financially successful after high school and where you come from doesn't affect your level of success.

My piece is my opinion on what it's like being American but also how some people don't get to live their American Dream.

I state how important education is to my family. I will talk about how education is the key to success.

My creed is that everyone should be treated with the same equality and respect so that we all have the same possibilities to achieve our own American dream. I see this problem most in schools dealing with minorities.

My American creed is influenced by my family and the communities that I consider myself to be apart of. I believe that family and community history play some sort of part in one's American creed, whether that be a big or small part.

This is my American Creed; this is about the way others lives are compared to mine. Along with what people should treasure with what is given to them.

This piece was written to remind us of the symbols that represent our American Creed.

My essay is not just my American creed but also how we as a people can implement it in our daily lives.

I wrote about what my American Creed was and what I thought needs to be done in America. Most of these ideals I learned about when I was writing this OpEd and some of them are things that I have learned as I live my life.

How does your American creed depend on where your going in life? It depends on how you determine your american creed and how you live up to it. Many people through out the United States. The liberty you have in your life a fundamental base for your own creed.

American Creed is not just found in things that are "American", but everything in the U.S. has a connection to American Creed.

In this piece of writing I try and demonstrate how everyone can express their American creed through various actions.

My American Creed is based on an experience I had where I met an orphan who taught me about gratitude and progress

In America, hearing the phrase “I can accomplish my dreams and whatever goal I set” sparks a lot of commotion. It is a touchy subject that not everyone agrees with. I chose to interview my mother regarding this topic, an educated, successful, Mexican American immigrant.

If the threat of mass shootings is a constant one, then what does that say about America itself? Is America really safe with this looming over us?