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What color are the top and bottom outer stripes of the American flag?
Answer: Red
Why: The flag carried 15 stripes from 1795 until the Flag Act of 1818 fixed the count at 13, alternating red and white with red at both edges.
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What quality does the color blue represent on the US flag?
Answer: Vigilance
Why: Congress assigned these meanings in 1782 for the Great Seal: white for purity, red for hardiness, and blue for vigilance.
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What is the official height-to-width ratio of the US flag?
Answer: 10:19
Why: While commercial flags are commonly made in 2:3 or 3:5 proportions, federal regulations strictly require 10:19.
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How many total horizontal stripes are featured on the United States flag?
Answer: Thirteen
Why: From 1795 to 1818, the U.S. flag had 15 stripes, as did the Fort McHenry banner, before Congress restored 13.
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Which flag shows a coiled rattlesnake on yellow with 'Don't Tread on Me'?
Answer: Gadsden flag
Why: The Culpeper Minutemen flew the same coiled snake and motto, but on white beside Patrick Henry's 'Liberty or Death'.
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Which flag raising on Iwo Jima is in the famous photo?
Answer: The second
Why: The famous photo captured a larger replacement flag raised so troops across the island could clearly see it.