American Flag

The American flag is the third oldest national standard in the world, British flag of England or Tricolor hero of France.

The flag was first approved by Congress on June 14, 1777. This date is currently considered the day of the whole country flag of the United States

On August 3, 1777, the flag went off for the first time from Stanwicksburg in Rome 's place in New York. It was first attacked on Oriskani fight on August 6, 1777.

The first issue to be issued is that each state has stars and stripes, both of which have 13; because the state at that time was just erected from the first 13 colonies.

So you can explain the color of the flag: white, blue, color of the heavens, fear of God, loyalty, sincere, hope for red, purity, cleanliness and honesty for enthusiasm for courage, enthusiasm, enthusiasm Sadness, justice and truth

This star (the ancient symbols of India, Persia, Egypt) symbolizes dominance and sovereignty, as well as a lofty desire. Union constellations, national stars are symbolic of our Federal Constitution, which preserves their personal sovereignty over states, with the exception of the rights to the federal government.

Therefore, Washington explained the symbolic meaning of the national flag: "We take the stars from heaven, take red from our country and separate it with white stripes, that is because we are separated from her It shows that.

In 1791, in Vermont and 1792, Kentucky was admitted to the federal government and the number of stars and stripes increased to 15. It is clear that there are too many stripes as other states join the league. Thus, in 1818 Congress enacted a reduction in the number of treaties and restrictions, the original state from 13 to 13, followed by each state star. The law is today's law

On August 10, 1831 our flag was awarded to us under the name "Old Glory".

The flag was first executed on Battle of Brandy on 11th September 1777. It jumped over the foreign territory for the first time in Nassau, Bahamas on January 28, 1778; Fort Nassau was captured by Americans during the independence war

The American flag was originally British Union Jack, with white stripes drawn. The creation of the American flag is due to the fact that the ship needs to carry the flags perfectly. The adoption of flags is trivial for the founders. In the early days of the United States, the flag was not moving at all, and even the founder's father was not sure about it. A year later, letters Ben Franklin and John Adams signed King King of Naples said the American flag is "made up of 13 stripes alternating red, white and blue." In 1794, Vermont and Kentucky were accepted as a union, so a bill to add two stars to the flag was introduced. When parliamentary members opposed their critical time was wasted by such trifles, and that bill was the fastest way to "quit" soon. The story of Betsey Ross' s "Stitch Banner" is made by her grandchild.

"Betsy Roth sewed the first flag of America, when we saw the flag, we thought of freedom, freedom, pride, and Betsey Ross, the American flag flew the universe and the moon at Mount Everest "It is no doubt that Betts Ross has become one of the most valuable people in America's history." Ross's reputation is partially influenced by her story, and many people say I will. Millions of children learn about her every year in elementary school history classes. The rapidly growing Betsy Ross industry also supports the persistence of this story. Shoppers can purchase goods of Betsy Ross from dolls to pictures. On 4th July, homeowners nationwide honored her to proudly skip "Betsy Ross Flag" by arranging thirteen red and white stripes and thirteen five-pointed stars on the blue circle I expressed it.