What are the words on the flag of Brazil?
Ordem e Progresso, meaning "Order and Progress," are the words on the flag of Brazil.
Where does the American flag fly 24 hours a day?
It is acceptable to fly the American flag 24/7 anywhere in the world however; it MUST be illuminated during the hours of darkness. If it is not going to be "lit up" then it must be taken down at dusk.
What are the colors on the flag of Pakistan?
The Pakistani flag consists of the colours white and dark-green.
What does the symbol of the Costa Rican flag mean?
The symbol is Costa Rica's coat of arms. The three smoking volcanoes represent the three mountain ranges in the country. The ships in the two oceans represent the maritime history of the country. The golden frame surrounding it represents the golden bead, coffee.
What does the Somalian flag mean?
The blue on Somalia's flag was influenced by the blue field of the United Nations flag. While the five points of the white star represent the five countries in which the Somalis lived, British Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Djibouti and the Italian colony of Somalia.
What does green mean in Ireland?
The Green stripe the nationalist tradition, the Orange represents unionists and the white stripe symbolizes the peace between them. The orange colour is associated with the Protestants in Ulster and those that derived from William III who defeated the Irish Catholics at the Battle of the Boyne in the late 1600s. It was included in the Irish flag in an attempt to reconcile the Protestants with the Irish independence movement.
While it may not represent anything officially according to the constitution of the country, it is sometimes said that the green represents the Gaelic tradition of Ireland.
What is the colour of Pakistan's Flag?
This is the Pakistani flag: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Pakistan.svg
The green colour represents Muslims - the religious majority of the country, while the vertical white stripe represents other religious minorities. The crescent and the five pointed star represent progress and light. The crescent is also a widely popular Islamic symbol.
What is the meaning of each color on the Pakistan flag?
Green colour means the of Muslims and white colour means non Muslims
Why did Libya change its flag?
First, we should note that the all-green flag has been retired since the fall of Gadhafi and replaced with the Senussi Standard, which flew over Tripoli during the reign of King Idris I of Libya (chief of the Senussi Muslim Order).
However, the reasons that Gadhafi chose to make the flag green are several. Green is the traditional color of Islam and represents growth and flourishing, given the rarity of seeing green in a desert-country like Libya. The color also represents Gadhafi's the Green Book, a 1975 collection of Gadhafi's personal views on everything from science to history and which rarely features facts of any substance. The Green Book was required instruction in Libya while Gadhafi was in power.
Which shape is found on the Swiss flag?
The Swiss flag is a square (the only quadratic flag in the world, besides the State of the Vatican) composed of a white cross (centered) on red background.
Three remarks can be added: The Swiss flag is the color inversed flag of the Red Cross Organisation (I hope everyone knows what that is!!!); that's because the Red Cross has originally been created by the Swiss Henry Dunant because of the wounded soldiers in the battle of Solferino 1859 - he therefore simply inverted the colors of his country's flag. Second, the Swiss flag appeared for the first time in 1339 during a battle and representing the confederate troops. Third, the Swiss flag is used in a 2:3 dimension (not squared) on sea.
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What is the meaning of japan's flag?
the japan flag is called hi no maru the red circle symboilzes the sun.
The flag is meant to show the sun on a white background, the naval flag is showing the rising sun. In Japan, red means luck and it is commonly taught to children that the colour of the sun is Red, it refers to Japan's name `land of the rising sun` because of the fact travelers always saw the sun rise when traveling there.
Can the Texas flag fly higher than the American flag?
According to USFlag.org, any state flag can be flown at the same height as long as the U.S. flag is on the right. There does not exist anywhere in U.S. or Texas flag code -- nor is there any law -- that states Texas has any special privileges for its flag (that's an urban legend).
"When flown with flags of states, communities, or societies on separate flag poles which are of the same height and in a straight line, the flag of the United States is always placed in the position of honor, to its own right.
...The other flags may be smaller but none may be larger.
...No other flag ever should be placed above it.
...The flag of the United States is always the first flag raised and the last to be lowered."
The Snopes site below has more information as well:
http://www.snopes.com/history/american/texasflag.asp
Why does the Cuban flag look like Puerto Rico's?
Both countries were occupied and became American territories after the Spanish-American war of 1898. The territories were given flags based on the red white and blue flag of the United States.
Why is the Japan flag white and red?
The flag symbolises the rising sun over the ocean, represented by a clear background of white and a circle of red.
What does colombia's flag represent?
The flag of the South American nation of Colombia was adopted on 26 November 1861. It is a horizontal tricolour of yellow, blue and red, and has no symbols on it. According to the current interpretation, the colours signify * Yellow - the richness of the Colombian land * Blue - the seas on Colombia's shores * Red - the blood spilled on the battlegrounds by the heroes who gained Colombia's freedom
What does the Kentucky state flag look like?
The Kentucky State Bird, Flower, State Flag, etc. Also, if you want to be funny, you can say the KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken). State Bird=The Cardinal
State Flower=Goldenrod
All of these things represent the state of Kentucky because every state has an official state bird, or an official state flower, but only one state has its own known state flower or bird.
Has the symbol on the Mexican flag changed?
Yes. The very first was was adopted on February 24, 1821 almost at the end of the Mexican War of Independence (1810 - 1821). Successive designs were adopted on 1823, 1864, 1867, 1893, 1916, 1934 and the final, present design which was adopted on September 16, 1968.
How does the flag look like of denmark?
The closest to an answer would be the flag used during the Kalmar Union from 1397 to 1523, which unified present day Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland, along with parts of Finland and Northern Germany. In the style of the Nordic cross flags still used in all Nordic countries, the Kalmar flag was a red cross on a yellow background. However, this design has no usage in contemporary Scandinavia.
What is the animal on the flag of Wales?
There are few animals who live in Wales alone- two examples are the Red Kite bird of prey, which lives in mid-Wales, and also the Skomer Vole, which is unique to the island of Skomer. But there are other animals that are associated with Wales, such as sheep, Welsh Black cows, and the Corgi and Welsh Collie dogs.
What do the stars in the Ohio flag mean?
the seventeen stars represent that Ohio was the 17th state admitted to the country. the 13 stars around the circle (which doesn't include the 4 in the diamond shape on the right) represent the U.S. original colonies.
The blue and the red and white stripes are to mimick the U.S. flag. The blue triangle also represents the hills and valleys of Ohio and the stripes also represent the roads and waterways of the state.
The large circle is in an O shape for "O"hio. It also represents that Ohio is the 'buckeye' state.
This info was from http://www.netstate.com/states/symb/flags/oh_flag.htm
I hope this helps answer your question
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