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    A sentence known to all and more often repeated in America is our own Pledge of Allegiance. This isn’t just a couple of sentences put together so we can put our hand over our heart and simply say it every morning before school. It is a symbol of American democracy and a solemn promise of loyalty to the United States. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands... With delivering this first sentence we aren’t only guaranteeing…

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    public schools from forcing students to salute the American flag and say the Pledge of Allegiance.”. This shows that it’s legal…

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    To Remain Under God Controversy spreads widely on a topic that has yet to be settled: the appropriateness of the expression “under God” in America’s national Pledge. Supporters of the saying believe that it instills a sense of safety, humbleness, and morality. They approve of the phrase whereas critics condemn it for its hostility. Contestants argue that the saying imposes a monotheistic conviction, a religious declaration, and the fear of out casting on an entire nation whose people are not…

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    principal walked in looking for kids to speak in the ceremony. Our teacher walked to us and said, “si tienen muchas ganas de hablar haganlo, en los honores.” I was confident so I decided to volunteer to say the “Juramento a la Bandera” (the Mexican Pledge of Allegiance). On our way to the auditorium, the principal asked me if I wanted the paper so I could…

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    “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all” ("Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America | Britannica.com," n.d.) Citizens across this great land know the pledge of allegiance by heart and show their patriotism for this country in many different ways. Throughout this country many men and women choose to join the military run for political office…

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    In the beginning of the chapter, it talked about how the Pledge of Allegiance brought controversy between politics, education, and religion. Students are in a way conditioned to recite the pledge. I remember going through a phase in fifth grade, where I thought that I shouldn’t recite the Pledge of Allegiance because of the phrase “under God” due to my religion. I thought saying “under God” would affect my faith towards my God, Allah SWT, but I also felt it was my duty to recite it because I am…

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    There are a lot of responsibilities in being an American. Like taking off our hats and standing during the “Pledge of Allegiance” or the National Anthem. Being patriotic and supporting the United States. Celebrating the 4th of july and respecting all those who have lost their lives ensuring that we will be safe and not have to worry about losing our independence. Obeying laws is a good example of being a responsible American. Treat people as we would want to be treated. No one likes to be hurt…

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    Patriotism In North America

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    Undoubtedly, the United States of America is a powerful kingdom with a history of prosperity in the midst of adversity, but Jesus will not pledge His allegiance to any nation, no matter how great it may be. For, He will not pledge His allegiance to anyone or anything but God Himself and to the Kingdom of God. In fact, He created a distinction between God and country when He said, "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar 's, and…

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    One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all In the prime of its existence, The Pledge of Allegiance was violated, disputed, and totally ignored. A nation exalted for joining as one to fight off the forces of the enemy, had instead divided, and turned to eradicate loyal and innocent Japanese Americans of their natural rights of life and freedom. In the midst of the chaos spawned by the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941, Japanese Americans were living like…

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    Art Forms of American Education Education is a complicated matter. Children all learn differently, have different passions, different strengths, different goals and learning abilities. Children find things and places they use as escapes from everyday struggles. Education is the process of acquiring knowledge and preparing intellectually for adult life. Having the ability to freely learn skills that children have the most interest in has a benefit for the child and society. The art form of…

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