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Flags
The histories, meanings, and descriptions of the flags of the Countries of the World and the etiquette of using them.
6,955 Questions
Is the president of the us required to wear a flag pin on his suit?
The straight answer is no. The president isn't even required to go to college. All you have to be is 35+, American born, and have lived in the US for 14 years. That's it. But being the president of the United States is the hardest job in the world, but also the most honorable, and therefore, the most competitive. You want to be the best you can for the job, and look the best. So realistically, if you want support for your party, lobbyists, corporations, politicians, and of course, the people, being clean shaven, professional, wearing a suit, donning the pin, and being educated is practically a MUST.
The presidents wear pins to look patriotic, and show American pride. It looks better for the country's leader to seem like they love America that much. Me, I wear the flag pin on my lapel almost every time I wear a suit.
The yellow on Spain's flag what does it mean?
Nothing. Colors on Spanish flag don't have any meaning.
Why is the confederate flag considered raciest?
The confederate flag is considered to be racist by some people because it represented the south in the civil war, and one of the most memorable issues of that war was that of slavery. The south used black slaves and were defending slavery because their economy was almost solely based on agriculture and they believed they needed slaves to work on the plantations. As a result, the confederate flag is now associated with the support of slavery and the subjugation of African Americans.
How on a stage is the flag displayed?
A flag appearing on a speakers podium, or placed on the apron of a stage, is displayed on stage right or house left.
What does the European flag look like?
its blue with a circle of stars and has an awsome look i shoukld put up a pik but i cant
What do the colors represent on the U.S. flag?
Each color of the U.S. flag has a specific representation. Blue was used to represent freedom and perseverance, white was used to represent innocence and purity, and red was used to represent blood and war.
Who gets the flag when a soldier dies?
The parents or closest blood relatives, unless otherwise previously requested by the soldier.
I think that since honesty has a lot to do with being down to earth, the earth tones can represent honesty. Such as green, blue, brown, etc.
Who invented Canada's national flag?
The Current Canadian Flag was 'invented' during the minority government of Lester B. Pearson.
What does the White on the Japanese flag mean?
Red sun rising on a white field, and white mean's peace in japan.
Why are there 13 strips on the US flag?
To represent the 13 original colonies. To represent the 13 original colonies.
