This writing piece is about how first generation immigrants view living in America, versus second generation immigrants and some of the struggles they go through to really feel American. You will see these peoples experiences and perspectives of what being American means to them.

I believe you shouldn't hide or bottle up your feelings.

Why the right to protest is the American Creed.

In this podcast, we discuss the issue of immigration and how it affects everyday life in the US. We discuss why it is important to the success of America, and how it affects other countries, as well.

My paper is about my family history and how they immigrated to America in order to get hands on experience with new opportunity. I talk about their definition of American Creed and how they feel about it.

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

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.

My group discussed how immigration is a very important subject that affects America constantly. We have talked about how many of us are descendants of immigrants, and how America itself was basically brought to life by immigration, so it why not add to the melting pot.

Analysis of the American Creed from the eyes of diverse Americans, and how they involve the American Creed within their lives.

Look at the larger picture to acknowledge, through the generations, how customs and values came to be and can be tied back to the idea that America’s composed of individuals, with their own ethnicity, customs, traditions, and opinions; honoring how they have been modified.

How your life can Instantly change for the better and make you reflect on

I interviewed people I know to find out how a person's community affects their understanding of the American Creed.

Traveling around the world has given perspective on what it is like to be American and how fortunate we are to be an American citizen.

An evaluation of the American stereotype

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

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

The following discussion and reflections were prompted by four questions centered around the topic of gun control, with the purpose of evaluating how we as Americans consider the social contract and alterations to our rights.

This essay is about the friendship that can form between the dog and their owner. About the benefits of having a dog and taking care of it.

A brief look into our past as a nation, taking a look at how division between Americans is nothing new.

Diversity and equality go hand in hand. One's culture can determine how much they are open to the issue of diversity and being different and how, other than those who are open minded, there still are people who cause conflicts due to their biases.

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

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.

Americans are resilient and we know that failure is never an option, and we have known this throughout the entire history of our country.

This is about the growth of being a member of the LGBT community in America in 2018.

The American Dream is Achieved by Hard Work

A very large majority of the people currently living in America are immigrants, or from immigrant families. Despite the large immigrant population in our countries, we still face challenges prompted by our different backgrounds.

My prompt is based off of the idea of defunding planned parenthood and making abortions illegal. It goes on to talk about how it'll affect many young individuals in a negative way and why it shouldn't be defunded in the first place.

The first computer was released in 1981. My mother was born in 1964. 17 years. For 17 years, my parents generation lived day to day life without wifi, but some would argue they had a much better connection

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.

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.