check out this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_New_Spain.svg
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∙ 15y agoSpanishy lol
When i get older i will be stronger they'll call me freedom just like the waving flag.(in soft vosie)When i get older i will be stronger they;ll call me freedom just like the waving flag and than it gos back and than it gos back and than it gos back wooahoo!
well the Kansas flag looks like a sunflower at the way top of the flag then under it looks like a rainbow but in the rainbow the are words the are spanish that you dont understand at all. then if you look under that rainbow you see the fiftey stars on it.When you look at the bottom of the flag you see land.
The Spanish flag now in 2010 has 2 horizontal lines going across the way. The flag is red and yellow,mostly red though. The pattern of the colours goes like this;- Red for the first part,Then yellow in the middle part, Then red in the bottom part. So you can kind of imagine the flag. You can also type into Google images 'Spains flag' OR 'The Spanish flag' That might be easier to find out what I've told you!
Really? We were not a country yet in 1690, so there was no U.S.A. flag!! We were under either British, Spanish, or French rule.
well the kansas flag looks like a sunflower at the way top of the flag then under it looks like a rainbow but in the rainbow the are words the are spanish that you dont understand at all. then if you look under that rainbow you see the fiftey stars on it.When you look at the bottom of the flag you see land.
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There are currently two Scottish flags the Lion Rampant which is a red lion on a yellow back ground and the St Andrews flag which is a white cross on a blue back ground.
Not at all. The Spanish flag has three horizontal stripes: red, yellow and red. The yellow stripe is twice the size of the red stripes. The Spanish coat of arms is located on the, yellow stripe, to the right of the flag.The Mexican flag has three vertical stripes of the same size: green, white and red with the Mexican coat of arms on the center of the white stripe.
Amerigo Vespucci did not have a personal flag. He was an Italian explorer and cartographer who explored the Americas, giving the continent its name. His exploration did not involve the establishment of a personal flag.
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