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The Statue of Liberty and the American Flag Pictures

The Statue of Liberty and the American Flag Pictures

American Flag Shirt will give you much comfort and style

Summer time is a time to sport the red, white and blue. Get your patriotic tees here for all your summertime events. Whether it be a cookout or a campfire an American Flag Shirt will give you much comfort and style.

American flag hats are the perfect way to show off your patriotism

American flag hats are the perfect way to show off your patriotism, whether you're proudly displaying it for an event or having fun on the Fourth of July. For a list and review of some of the best picture to find great flag hats.

USA flag in Graffiti

The USA flag That has graffiti tagger spray paint style look to it. The stars and stripes fit very well with street art. This is an urban banner for the new American culture of hip hop and rap.

We Love America

We Love America

I'm an American their is no greater place in the world. We have been terrorized but still we don't fear these people. We let Islam in our country. I'm an African American, even though we were brought here and put in slavery, We are now free! I will die for this country. The hardships and struggles all americans face by media. We are still proud to hold our heads high and say "YES I'M AN AMERICAN!!"

Who discovered the American flag?

The U.S. flag is named as 'stars and stripes'.

The most popular story states 'stars and stripes' was designed by Betsy Ross of Philadelphia. But there is no strong evidence about this.

The U.S. flag has been changed 26 times since first introduced. The first official flag that is recognized by historians is the Grand Union that was released on January 1, 1776.

Grand Union consists of 13 line drawings plus white and red Union Jack (British flag) located at the top left.

A year later on June 14, 1777, Congress decided that the U.S. flag has 13 lines with 13 stars.

In 1795, two stars and the line was added after the Kentucky and Vermont became part of the United States.

In 1818, the number of stars increased to 20 after more and more regions joined the United States.

It was decided that the line will remain 13 to symbolize the 13 states of the earliest to join the U.S., while the number of stars can be added.

In 1819, following the Illinois joined with the U.S.. At the time California joined, the number of stars has been increased to 31.

When the Civil War broke out, on the orders of President Lincoln, the number of stars on the flag remained the same although some states intend to secede.




In 1890, the number of stars has risen to 43 after Washington, North Dakota and South Dakota join.

In 1912, New Mexico and Arizona became part of the United States and increase the number of stars to 48.

In 1959, another star was added after Alaska became part of the United States. The next year (1960), Hawaii made a star on the flag of the United States into 50 pieces.