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Why is the union jack on New Zealand's flag?
The Union Jack appears on the New Zealand flag because in 1841 New Zealand became a British colony and the union flag is symbolic of this fact.because its the same time and the same Queen xxx
Why is there a Union Jack on the New Zealand flag?
There is a Union Jack on the the New Zealand flag because New Zealand was colonised by Great Britain, and it is still a part of the British Commonwealth. New Zealand still regards the Queen of England as their head of state and Queen.
Why does the New Zealand flag have a 'Union Flag' on it?
New Zealand is a commonwealth country which derived from English origins thus the Union Jack.
What part of Britain is reflected in the new zealand flag?
The union Jack
Which countries have union Jack?
United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.
Which of these do not have the union jack on its flag New Zealand Australia England or Wales?
Wales
What is in the top left hand corner of the New Zealand flag?
The Union Jack.
What does the Union Jack on the New Zealand flag stand for?
It shows that they were oart of the commenwealth
Why is the union jack on the new zearland flag?
Because New Zealand used to be a British Colony.
Is new zealand part of the british colony?
As long as we have the union jack on our flag yes we are
What countries have the union jack in their flag?
UK, Australia, new zealand, Fiji, Samoa, new England
What does the union jack have to do with Nuie?
Nuie does not have full sovereignty and its citizens are considered citizens of New Zealand. With New Zealand being part of the Commonwealth, and Queen Elizabeth being the head of state, the Union Jack is part of the design to demonstrate the ties between the countries.
