Condoleezza Rice and historian David Kennedy gather with a diverse group of Americans to discuss the concept of an American creed. Set against the backdrop of a politically divided nation, they seek to determine if shared beliefs can unite citizens. Through personal stories and conversations, participants reflect on the values that define the United States. The documentary runs for 55 minutes and addresses themes of education and American culture within the context of contemporary politics.

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Meet Condoleezza Rice discussing unity in America
Find out how education shapes American beliefs
See diverse perspectives on national identity

Did You Know

Condoleezza Rice served as Secretary of State from 2005 to 2009.
The film was released in 2018, a time of significant political division in the USA.
David Kennedy is a historian known for his work on American history and culture.

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Who are the main figures featured in American Creed?

The main figures featured in American Creed include former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and historian David Kennedy.

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American Creed has a runtime of 55 minutes.

What year was American Creed released?

American Creed was released in 2018.

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