The Scottish flag is known as the Sattire and St. Andrew's Cross. This flag was first used in the 16th Century.
I am not sure what you mean by "follow the flag" . The first flag was designed by Francis Hopkins for the Navy in 1775. The flag wasn't used very much during the revolution, in fact, very few knew what it looked like. Our reverence today is modern idea. The constitution doesn't mention the flag.
The leader of the Scottish government is known as the First Minister of Scotland. This position is the head of the Scottish Government and is responsible for overseeing the administration and the implementation of policies in Scotland. The First Minister is usually the leader of the political party that has the most seats in the Scottish Parliament.
Brazil has a rhombus on their national flag. The American states of Arkansas and Delaware each also have a rhombus, as well as a historical flag used for a Napoleonic campaign in Italy. The Empire of Brazil, Portugal, and the Algarves used a flag with a rhombus as well, and is the basis for the current Brazilian flag.
When Queen Elizabeth I was dying, she named King James IV of Scotland as the successor to the throne. In 1606, King James created a flag which looked almost like the flag of Britain looks today. It was in 1800 when England and Ireland unified and formed the United Kingdom that the flag as it looks today was created, under the reign of King George III.
Yes, the US Supreme Court has ruled that Flag burning is a protected form of speech.
The Scottish flag was first used when it was finally hoisted up in 1512 it is believed to be one of the oldest flags in the world it is still in use today
The union jack is made up out of the English flag, the Scottish flag and the welsh flag. It looks just like the Scottish and English flag but it isnt. The flag came to be when Wales England and Scotland made a truce.
they were scottish, irish, and wales
The Scottish flag is the Cross of St Andrew.
The Scottish flag, known as the Saltire or St. Andrew's Cross, features a white cross on a blue background. Its design is rooted in the legend of St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland, who was crucified on a diagonal cross. According to tradition, the flag's design was first used in battle in the 9th century and became increasingly associated with Scottish identity over the centuries. Officially recognized in the 15th century, the Saltire has since become a symbol of Scotland's heritage and pride.
when was the british flag first used
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Both. If you look at the Union Flag the blue background which is the Scottish flag is dark blue. You also sometimes see the Scottish flag on its own with both a dark and light blue background. Personally, i prefer the light blue flag.
A combination of the Scottish, English and the northern Irish flag!
An amalgamation of of the English and Scottish flags, with the Saint Patrick's cross used to represent Northern Ireland.
Historically by the county of Holland. It is currently used by the province South Holland in The Netherlands.The Royal Scottish banner is similar, except that the lion rampant is blue tongued abd clawed; and is surrounded by a double red border with French lillies.
White, Blue & Red. The English flag is red and white. The Welsh flag is red and white. The Scottish flag is blue and white