My piece talks about the ideals of rags-to-riches and how as a country we might not be able to achieve that because of governmental standards.

How can a simple word represent ones belief on the American Creed? Everyone has a different opinion on what can represent the American Creed, it is just the way how it connects back to one.

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.

American lives are lived with freedom and sometimes we take that for granted and I believe if we didn't have that freedom are lives would be completely different.

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 project is about how equality is everywhere and how it can be represented in so many ways for example in my project I have a picture of the Statue of Liberty she is basically representing freedom how she’s putting her tourch in the air for light to lead them The right way.

Equality is my American Creed...

This is my creed that I believe that everyone should also hold to themselves. I suggest that people work to create a paradigm where there is tolerance, in the least.

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

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"

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.

It's hard coming into the U.S with no one to depend on. You face a lot of struggles when you have no one to depend on. Being a single mother is very hard when you're alone.

In this podcast you will understand what an American Dream is and how to reach it. With our special guest giving us their perspective on their very own American dream.

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.

This piece is about my American Creed and how it was instilled in me.

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.

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.

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.

In my essay I talk about the deeply rooted lie in American Culture, 'Rags to Riches' and include my personal opinions as well as my own 'American Belief'.

Your race may affect whether you receive the American Creed.

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

What My Op-Ed is about people's beliefs and how we can have the right to believe in what we want to believe in and how false information is told on the internet that creates stereotypes and makes people think differently.

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

You don't have to fit the American name to be an American. Let your creed show your identity.

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.

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

This piece is about how I view America. My focus might be different from others.

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.

Americans should strive to succeed to improve their own lives and make a difference in their communities.