Purple stood for dignity, white for purity and green for hope for the future.
For a majority of countries, the colours would be red, white and blue, in various styles and forms.Others commonly would include black, yellow and green besides these main three. Some use of shades of purple, orange and pink is rare but not unheard of.That might depend on who the "YOU" is might be. Some accept the simple Green Banner, some choose a variety of colors for their National Symbols, Red and White is adequate for some Nations, but the US has chosen white stars on a field of blue as well as 13 alternating bars of Red and White. Not all like it, some despise it, and many have given their lives to honor it.
They were one of the first to use sit-ins as a form of political resistance
The color's on the Roman flag is Red and yellow. On one side there is Red and on the Other side there is orange.Note: If you want to see a picture of the flag go to the google sitedo you have any questions?? Email me at:antoniettewhite@yahoo.com
they thought the slaves would just sit there eating chicken and drinking some purple drink instead and then they would turn on them and just kill every white person... learned it in class today
Suffragetes were British feminists- i.e. members of a feminist movement who fought for the right of an adult women to vote in elections. (Emmeline Pankhurst was the founder in 1903). After several failures they started to use military methods, e.g. demonstrations, disturbance of Parliament sessions, hunger strikes. Finally they wonin 1918: women were allowed to vote (regarding their educational and property census) who were over 30. From 1921, women over 21 were allowed to vote.
he used black yellow red blue purple brown orange blue green and white.
pink purple blue green
Suffrage colors are the colors worn by suffragists in early 20th century. The colors were white, purple and gold. The indigenous American tradition using gold or yellow coupled with a variety of subordinate colors The imported use of the British suffrage colors - purple, white, and green, and its American variant purple, white, and gold.
Purple eh? Mens clothing? Hmmm... I'd say white, black, green or blue. You can also try green and blue in the dark catagory... It also depends on what shade the purple is in. If it is a lighter purple, you should use either dark blue or dark green. If it's a darker purple, best to go with is light blue or light green. I hope that information helps. Let me know =)
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If you use pure red, green and yellow paint, it will make black. If you use pure red, green and yellow light it will make white. If you use a tint of red, yellow or green, it will make either dark orange, dark purple, or dark green, or a mixture of the three.
You would use: Red orange yellow Blue Green Purple White Black Brown Grey Silver
They are grown from regular PURPLE grapes. White raisins grow from WHITE or GREEN grapes.
My first choice for partnering with a purple cardigan would be a grey. However, depending on the shade of purple, you could also use a navy. White and black are also safe choices, but again, it depends on the shade of purple.
They use many different coloured candles in Ireland. White, blue, purple, red, green, yellow, pink and many other colours.
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The use of color was important in the days before television and the Internet, and so there were two major color themes that were closely associated with women's suffrage: 1) The use of gold or yellow with a variety of other colors and 2) The use of British suffrage colors (purple, white, and green) and the American variant, which was purple, white, and gold.