This talks about how overall communication is what made America and ultimately it makes people an American.

Rights and Freedoms that are given to Americans are very important. We should not judge one other based on looks or physical characteristics.

In this piece, I talk about what it means to be American and providing evidence and reasoning to back up my claim.

This piece is a critique of the fallacies in America today and a proposal of what can be done to stop them. This nation has tried to rely on the same old values yet still pleads that progress is being made, a stagnation that goes against the rights of man, woman, and child.

This is a piece about my life in the past 18 years in America

Diverse americans use music to express themselves and get points across that otherwise might have been ignored.

Do you have many different cultural traditions that your family may have brought over to America that are very important to you? Join me in learning how cultural tradition and immigration plays a role in elements of diverse Americans' identity

An examination on the similarities of how children of immigrants view their privileges and what it means to be an American.

This argument highlights and explains the way that diverse Americans (particularly immigrants) may view the false or fake ideas promised by the American Creed. The argument will delve into issues of incarceration and racism seen in America.

In our class we had to express our beliefs or belief in an I Believe essay. My belief was that I believe anyone can achieve what they put their minds to. This partly explains the American creed in my eyes, the ability to dream anything and make it a reality.

What does it mean to be American? Well, it takes more than one string to play a note, more than one fret to build a neck, and more than one person to be a band...

This is about how a good attitude affects your successes in life.

This piece is about our country being built on equality, but is the land of inequality. I talk about racism over and the people of our country lying about our country. My piece makes you think about our country in a different light and the realities some people face.

The equal opportunity of furthering education is important to many. The act of making sure the path is open to all is essential to American.

What is the Real American Dream?

An exploration of the relationship between family values and how those values influence who we are as Americans.

Ever wonder what challenges women face in America? How about minority women? In this website I will do an analysis of the beliefs of six very different women and sum up their personal experiences and in short essay.

How American individualism sets us apart from other nations. For better or for worse.

This piece is about how I interpret my American Creed, and how my family and their history has helped me come to my conclusion of it.

Why the right to protest is the American Creed.

How my mother shaped my view of how Americans treat each other.

Parents must guide their children into their American freedoms so their child is familiar with what the future entails. Children have freedoms just like adults and when they reach certain ages these freedoms should be introduced to them when they are given.

This piece is about why activism is important to American culture and the overall American identity. It explores how older and more recent movements have impacted American history and how they represent American ideals.

My piece is about poverty in America and how pieces of the American Creed have both caused issues within society, but can also help to heal them.

I wrote about how my parents taught me to love who I am by being true to myself.

Analyzation of the sense of community that drives people to help others around them, specifically in the case of Detroit neighborhoods and downtown area.

My essay is about why people should be different and why being different is not a bad thing but it's a really good thing. I also talked about how everyone should just accept people for who they are

My family has a history of serving in the military and it has engraved in me a high sense of patriotism. Each stanza in the poem is directed to a specific audience, friends and family, government, and fellow soldiers; also each photo relates in someway to each stanza.

This is about the American dream, and what a major problem in America is.

This essay is about the link between being creative and a happier, more successful life.