Unlocking the Secrets of Flag Meanings: Unravel the Emblematic Truths
A single piece of fabric can be read in a variety of ways, from the skull and bones on top of a pirate ship to a white flag on a battlefield. Flags may stand for safety or danger, freedom or control, depending on where they are flown. Flags are most known in modern society as national symbols since they combine a nation's past, present, and future goals into one. The Meaning of Flags In today's infographic, Just the Flight examines some of the most recognisable flags in the world as well as the complex narratives and values embodied in their designs. United Kingdom flags The red cross of Saint George, patron saint of England, is displayed on the flag, along with the cross of Saint Patrick, patron saint of Ireland, and the saltire of Saint Andrew (patron saint of Scotland). Wales is included in the United Kingdom but is not depicted in the Union Jack because, at the time the flag's design was made, Wales was a part of the Kingdom of England. USA flags Since 17
