There are 50 stars in nine rows on the American flag. The number of stars per row are:
The American flag in 1889 featured 13 horizontal stripes, alternating red and white, representing the original 13 colonies, and had 38 stars arranged in five rows of eight stars each, representing the states of the Union at that time. The stars were white and set against a blue field in the upper left corner, known as the canton. This design was officially adopted on July 4, 1877, and remained until the addition of stars for new states. The flag's color scheme of red, white, and blue symbolized valor, purity, and justice, respectively.
The United States has had two flags that feature circles: the 13-star flag used from 1777 to 1795, which arranged the stars in a circular pattern, and the 50-star flag, adopted in 1960, which has the stars in nine rows of alternating five and six. The circular arrangement of stars symbolizes unity among the states. Other flags, such as state flags or military flags, may also feature circular designs, but these are not official US flags.
On June 14, 1777 the Second Continental Congress passed a resolution that established our Nation's flag: Resolved: that the flag of the United States be made of thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new Constellation. Thus we recognize June 14th as Flag Day in the United States.The original design of the flag is a mystery of history. The "Betsy Ross flag" with a circle of 13 five-pointed stars was probably NOT our first flag design. Rather Francis Hopkinson's flag design is more likely since he was in the loop with the Continental Congress at the time of the signing of the Flag Resolution. The "Hopkinson Flag" featured 5 rows of six-pointed stars: numbered 3-2-3-2-3. He also helped design the official seal of the US was a signer of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, and there is documentation where he asked to be reimbursed for the design work of the new flag. He was not paid since he was considered a "public servant" at the time.
In 1914 schools were a one room school house. The children sat in rows, facing the teacher, and usually the kids went until about age 12.
Depends on the conditon. Okay...duh...doh...but really. Only 2,630,030 were minted and because of the low mintage many people began to hoard them. You can purchase a very nice 1950D nickel on EBAY for as little as $20.00 if you are willing to be patient and wait for a good buy. I have seen a roll of uncirculated 1950D Jefferson nickels sell for $400.00. If you are going to purchase a circulated 50D, you will want to pay close attention to the number of steps on the reverse of the coin. This is one of the major areas collectors want to see. You will want to be able to see at least 4 rows of steps and hopefully 5 rows. Hope the helps a little. Have a great day.
The current design of the American flag, as adopted on July 4, 1960, contains 50 stars, arranged as five rows of six stars and four rows of five stars.
By how many states there are. If you want to know how many states there are, then count the stars on the flag. The stars on the flag are arranged by five rows of six stars. Between each of those rows are four rows of five stars.
there are five rows of six stars each,between them there are four rows of five stars each
50 five-pointed stars in nine alternating offset rows of 6 and 5
If you mean the U.s flag.... there are 50 stars. There are probably 5 or 10 rows on the flag. If you mathematically solve it, I will probably be wrong.
There is five rows...so.......there is ten stars in each row. :)
There are 50 stars in nine rows on the American flag. The number of stars per row are:First row: 6 starsSecond row: 5 starsThird row: 6 starsFourth row: 5 starsFifth row: 6 starsSixth row: 5 starsSeventh row: 6 starsEighth row: 5 starsNinth and last row: 6 starsThus, there are 5 rows of 6 stars and 4 rows of 5 stars.
Which flag? Many flags contain stars, you need to specify which one you're referring to!!
The stars on the American flag are arranged in rows, with each star representing a state in the United States. The stars are typically arranged in a grid pattern, with each row having a specific number of stars to represent the 50 states in the country.
There are five rows of six stars each. Between each of those rows, are four rows of five stars each.
There were 48 stars , arranged in six rows of eight starts each.
There were three versions as more states were added. The Flag looked like the one we have today except it had 33 stars. Two Rows of 7 stars then 1 Row of 5 stars and then 2 Rows of 7 Stars. Then on 4 July 1861, Kansas became the 33rd state. The center row had 6 Stars. Then on 4 July 863, West Virginia was added as 35th state. This gave the flag 5 Rows of 7 stars on each row.