I'm assuming that what you meant to ask was: "Why are poppies used as a symbol of Remembrance Day and the horrors of the Great War"?
Poppies are special, botanically, in that they usually only bloom on 'disturbed ground'.
The bombed and shelled battlefields were churned many times over by shellfire and explosions. when the battles subsided, especially in Belgium, poppies bloomed in abundance marking the thousands of killed soldiers who had been sacrificed on, what many feel, were futile and politically invalid pursuits.
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We wear poppies and no other flower, because they were the only flower growing over the burnt out fields of the battle ground.
The poppyis from Flanders fields where many men fought and died. After the war poppys grew and there i also a peoem called.'In flanders feilds'.
the reason Veterans use poppies as their symbol is because when they were fighting the first and Second world war, they were surrounded by fields of poppies (red) so much blood and so much death amids all this beauty, so a man named John Mac Rae ( a Canadian) wrote a beautiful poem called " In Flanders Fields" well worth the read you will probably find the words in his Bio on google.
The buffalo were used for many things by native Americans. They ate the meat, used the bones for told, and used the hides for clothing and shelter.
It is used as a tourist attraction. From 1878-1950 it was used as a unmanned lighthouse.
Les Poppys was created in 1946.
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claude monets picture of poppys is called The poppy field!
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Dried latex that comes from the opium poppy, which contains morphine, which is used to make heroin
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