Just after the French Revolution, the King Louis XVI had to accept to wear la cocarde, which is a circle ribbon composed of three colors, blue, white, and red. At this time, the blue and red colors represented the city of Paris, which was the center of the Revolution. The white color represented the Kings of France, such as the lily flower. The message of the flag was so : The King is now between the hands of Paris (until the Revolution, the King lived in Versailles).
Under its present form, the French flag was created in Paris under the French revolution.
French revolution is the retaliation of the British to the Prussia for their suuport of the Boston tea party movement
It became the French Tricolore of Blue, White and Red.
The French flag was voted as the national flag under the French revolution. It has been used by all groups in France, regardless of their ethnicity.
the three colours became hugely popular under the French revolution, especially in 1789 and 1790. The French flag was adopted officially by the Convention as the national flag on Feb. 15, 1794.
The Tricolore is another name for the French flag. The tricolor was invented during the French revolution and the colors represent the 3 statements of the Revolution: liberty, equality and fraternity.
the colours had been in use before the French revolution, but the order was really sorted by the National Convention (the legislative ruling body of the time) in 1794. It picked the flag as it was used on the French war ships and settled it as the national flag.
The Tricolor. The Phrygian Cap. The Guillotine.
It reminds me of french revolution a little, haha.Red: JusticeWhite: PeaceBlue: Fraternity
noone knows ask a smart person they can know
So, i'm french, and the colors of the French flag represent: - For the blue : It's the color of Paris - For the white : It's the color of the nobility at the time of the French Revolution - For the red : It's the color of revolutionaries Bye and I hope I didn't make mistakes (for translate) ;)
According to the French constitution, the only national emblem is the French flag. It is important to French people as a symbol of Liberty and all things we won throught the French revolution and our history since. But the flag is just as important, no more and no less, to the French, than the Union Flag is to Britons, or the Star Spangled Banner to Americans.