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A flag is a piece of cloth, often in the shape of a rectangle, that attaches by one side to a pole or rope. It is used as a symbol of the history, pride and principles of a country or group of people.

Many people and places fly the American flag as a sign of their patriotism. It flies at government buildings and national parks across the country. It flies at people’s homes during holidays, like July 4th, Veterans Day and Memorial Day. It is often carried at marches and protests.

The most popular and standard 3x5 foot Flag is lightweight Knitted Polyester that make flag flying high to its attractive appearance. Four-color sharp and vivid process printing is done on one side and it bleeds through to the other side as well. All flags have 2 brass rings grommets located on 1 side - Top & Bottom toward corners. Grommets are standard size flag used for easy attachment to a flag pole kit.

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There have been 27 different versions of the American Flag since 1777. The 13 stripes symbolize the first 13 states in the union. The 50 stars symbolize the current 50 states. The blue stands for justice, the white stands for purity and the red stands for bravery. The current 50-star flag has been in use since July 4th, 1960.

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Watch the video and use the resource below to build your own United States flag. Take a look, gather your supplies, and let’s create a Capitol-themed craft together.

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Felt (Red, White, & Blue), Mini Wooden Dowel Rod, Star stickers or star punch, Card Stock, Liquid Glue, Ruler, Scissors, Pen

All around the building! They are flown above the Senate and the House chambers when they are in session. They are hung during special events and ceremonies, like the presidential inauguration. Flags flown at the U.S. Capitol may also be given as gifts of friendship to special guests, like visiting dignitaries.