The "Stars and Bars" is the common name for the first national flag of the Confederate States of America (CSA) dating from March 1861. The seven (7) stars in a circle represented the seven (7) states that seceded from the United States of America (USA). Eventually there were eleven (11) states that seceded and two (2) border states that actually had representatives in both the USA and CSA legislatures. Counting those border states gave the stars and bars a final ring of thirteen (13) stars.
The Stars & Bars.
Stars & Bars.
Old Glory is one of the nicknames used for the US flag. The stars and stripes is another common nickname.
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The Stars and Bars
The Union Flag was the Stars and Stripes. The Confederate flag was the stars and bars, representing many fewer states.
The bars are representing all of the bars of chocolate the Americans eat. The stars represent the average number of chins per family
Stars and stripes.
The Confederate National Flag was called the Stars and Bars. The flag that most people are familiar with, the blue diagonal cross with thirteen white stars set on a red field is the battle flag which is mistakenly called by the same name. It is called the Southern Cross.
The bars are representing all of the bars of chocolate the Americans eat. The stars represent the average number of chins per family
The nickname of the flag of the United States of America is "Stars and Stripes". "Stripes and Stars" is incorrect.