Flags

A blue flag with one black stripe is often used to represent support for law enforcement officers. It is known as the "Thin Blue Line" flag and is meant to show solidarity with police officers and to honor those who have fallen in the line of duty.

A group of flags is known as bunting.

It is not Ireland, Ireland has green white and orange stripes.

This is called the Sun of May, and it is the national emblem of Argentina and Uruguay. It appears on both of their flags. It's in reference to the May Revolution, which marked the beginning of the independence from the Spanish Empire.

The Japanese flag consists of a red circle symbolizing the sun on a white background. It is known as the "Nisshoki" or "Hi no maru" and represents the rising sun, which is a symbol of Japan's imperial heritage and the Japanese culture. The flag is also seen as a symbol of Japan's national identity and unity.

The rainbow flag is a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride and diversity. Each color represents different meanings, including red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, blue for harmony, and purple for spirit. It is a reminder of the importance of inclusivity and acceptance.

The emu is not on any flag. However, it is on the Australian Coat of Arms: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/78Australian_Coat_of_Arms.png

Flag is translated 'drapeau' (masc.) in French.

The Egyptian flag consists of three horizontal stripes - red, white, and black - with the national emblem, the Eagle of Saladin, in the center. The red stripe represents the period of British occupation, the white symbolizes the revolution that ended British rule, and the black represents the end of oppression. The Eagle of Saladin represents sovereignty and strength.

The Russian flag consists of three horizontal stripes - white on top, blue in the middle, and red on the bottom. The white symbolizes nobility and frankness, the blue stands for faith, loyalty, and honesty, and the red represents courage, valor, and love.

The french flag consists of three different colours but from left to right the colours are Blue, white then red.

The colour can represent a great many things where it is used. It is a frequent colour in Middle Eastern national flags, representing Islam, and on African flags from the Pan-African Flag (which is red, black and green). Green may also represent forests or natural wealth, as on the Brazilian and Indian flags.

The symbol on the Eritrean flag is a camel crossing a wreath of olive branches. The olive branches represent peace, while the camel symbolizes Eritrea's history as a trading nation and its aspiration for economic self-reliance.

The white color on the Polish flag symbolizes peace and purity, while the red color represents valor and bravery. The colors have been used on the flag of Poland for centuries and have become deeply rooted in the country's history and culture.

Pledging allegiance to the flag is a symbolic expression of loyalty and devotion to one's country. It signifies a commitment to uphold the values and principles that the flag represents, such as unity, liberty, and justice for all.

Kazakhstan has blue flag with yellow sun:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Kazakhstan

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this is why The Alaska state flag has a full dark blue background. Blue represents Alaska's wildflowers (the state flower is the blue Forget-Me-Not). It also stands for the sea, the sky, and the state's mountain lakes. In the lower left part of the flag is the Ursa Major

, the Great Bear, constellation. It symbolizes strength. In the upper right part of the flag is Polaris, or the North Star. It is the brightest star in the northern sky. It represents Alaska's being the northern most state. Both the Polaris star and the Ursa Major stars are gold

which represents Alaska's wealth of natural minerals. The flag was adopted in 1927, although Alaska didn't become a state until 1959. It was created by 13 year old Bennie Benson who won a flag contest in 1926. from m6b0i

The Scottish flag's colors of blue and white are said to represent the blue waters of the country's rivers and white clouds in the sky. Another interpretation is that blue symbolizes loyalty and white represents peace.

In national flags, Brown is present in three flags, The Dominican Republic, Moldova, and Cocos. In all cases, the color brown only part of a larger item and not representative of any greater meaning. It is the feet of the parrot on the Dominican Republic flag, it is the trunk of the palm tree on Cocos flag, and it is color of the eagle on the Moldovan flag.

The colors on the Texas flag represent loyalty, purity, and bravery. The lone star symbolizes the unity of the state as one and the independence it upholds. The red, white, and blue colors used in the flag were inspired by the flag of the Republic of Texas.

The Mexican flag is divided horizontally into three equal areas. There is green on the left, white in the middle and red on the right.

The 8 primary rays of the Sun on the Philippine flag represent the 8 provinces which declared a state of war as soon as the first revolt was initiated in the Philippine War of Independence from Spain (1896). The provinces were placed under martial law by the Spanish colonial government. The provinces were

Manila

Cavite

Bulacan

Pampanga

Nueva Ecija

Tarlac

Laguna

Batangas

The Brazilian flag is green with a yellow diamond in the center containing a blue circle with 27 white stars representing the Brazilian states and the Federal District. Inside the circle is a banner with the national motto "Ordem e Progresso" which means "Order and Progress" in Portuguese.

The green colour symbolizes the Brazilian tropical forests and rainforests. The yellow symbolizes gold (which was, by the time Brazil got independent from Portugal, a very important natural resource). And the blue symbolizes the Brazilian sky (a curiosity: according to the Discovery Channel, Brazil has the most blue sky of the world).