The first flag of the United States of America looks much like it does today with 13 alternating red and white stripes and a blue union with white stars. Except in 1777 it had 13 stars in the blue union in the upper left corner of the flag. These 13 stars were arranged in rows of 3-2-3-2-3. If you connected the stars with diagonal and vertical lines they would look like the pattern of the British Union Jack or Kings Colors (Saint Andrews' Cross and Saint George's Cross).
The American Flag didn't exist.
In 1777
June 14th, 1777.
June 14th, 1777.
The American Flag is 234 years old we adopted it in 1777
14 June (1777)
it officially became the flag in 1777 but she started it in about 1764.
1777
In the year 1777
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because there were 13 colonies.
The American flag was first flown at the Battle of Fort Stanwix in New York during the American Revolutionary War in 1777. This event marked one of the earliest uses of the flag in battle, symbolizing the colonies' fight for independence. The flag was officially adopted by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777, establishing it as a national emblem.