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What is a flag used as a symbol of a nation?
Such a flag is called a national flag.
What is a flag maker called?
a flag maker is called a bing bong beggar
What does the bear mean in the America flag?
The American flag does not have a bear. It is stars and stripes, no animals.
Why is the state flag important?
The state flag is important because it represents the united states of america.
What is the difference between a real American flag and the US Flag?
There is no such thing as the American flag. America consists of two continents, each country has its own flag. As does the USA.
What countries flag is called The Star Spangled Banner?
The United States of America
What are the stripes called on the flag of the United States of America?
It;'s just called the stripes. They symbolize the original 13 states of the United States of America. Some people say the stripes were originally from the flag of the East Indian Trading Company
How many stars does the south America flag?
There is no such thing as a south America flag
What does South America's flag look like?
South America is not a country. It does not have an official flag. Each country in South America has their own official flag.
What is the official California flag called?
The California flag is called the bear flag.
What is the symbolize of America flag is?
America is a continent, or two if you prefer, it does not have a flag, though each country has its own.
What do the colors on Central America's flag represent?
Central America isn't actually a country and doesn't have a flag.
What is Canadian flag called?
It is called "Red Ensign". The Ontario's flag is called "Red Ensign".
What is a flag specialist called?
A flag specialist is called a vexillologist.
Can you fly the british flag below the American flag?
only in America
What is a knight's flag called?
A knight's flag is called a Pennon. It is a small flag on end of lance.
What is the US flag's name?
It is the flag of the United States of America. It has also been called Old Glory, and (from the Francis Scott Key poem, turned into the song) the Star-Spangled Banner).
