Assuming you are referring to the US flag as there is no such thing as the American flag. The colors in the flag have no official meaning. Many people have come up with meanings over the past 200+ years, but, unlike several other countries (such as France and Mexico), the US does not officially define the meaning behind the colors used in its flag.
There is no true meaning to the blue on the American flag. Betsy Ross added the blue to make the stars brighter. The original flag was read and had red stars.
No you may not iron the American flag.
the colors on the American flag are red, white, and blue
There are 13 stripes on the American flag, which represent the original 13 states. They are alternating red and white - red stripes at the top and bottom of the flag. The blue star field (Union) rests on a white stripe. During the War of 1812 the blue union rested on a red stripe of our 15 stripe flag. This red stripe is often referred to as the "war stripe." Officially, the colors have no official meaning. But, various interpretations of the colors of our flag have been published and promoted by various groups in history.
It's to symbolize that person has served their country. While deployed service members wear a black & white ir flag. Therefore people who have served overseas wear a black & white flag on their right shoulder.
It reflects hardship.
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Isnt it the American flag
It represents the 50 states of America. It was 1959 when the flag added a fiftieth star to the flag.
It's to represent the fact that the United States is in a Recession.
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A black man that the government will not name.
Each star represent a state.
Assuming you are referring to the US flag as there is no such thing as the American flag. The colors in the flag have no official meaning. Many people have come up with meanings over the past 200+ years, but, unlike several other countries (such as France and Mexico), the US does not officially define the meaning behind the colors used in its flag.
Officially, the colors in the flag have no specific meaning. Tradition has it that the colors are derived from the Union Jack flag of the United Kingdom.