The first flag was the "New England Ensign" from 1607-1707. The second was the "Red Ensign" from 1707-1775. The third was the "Grand Union Flag" from 1775-1776. Then came the Stars and Stripes.
The snake was the symbol of the 13 colonies, hence the "Don't Tread On Me" flag. So the 13 stripes, which obviously stood for the 13 colonies, probably represented snakes, being that snakes are long creatures.
Ya I don’t think that snake theory is accurate America has plenty of snakes but not impactful enough to impact our flag... It’s just a spin off of the British empire that encompasses Free Masonry colors the 13 original colonies and finally 50 stars to represent the totality of the United States included in our nation...I doubt it entails anything more or less than that...
I am going with Betsy Ross designed that flag and here is why. If that drunkard wanting wine as payment had anything to do with the design of her flag he would have taken credit for that design after it was made and flying proudly every where . No man on this planet is not going to take credit for something they did. He would have been bragging from sea to shining sea and most likely getting free drinks from men listening to how he came up with it. If he did anything...his input might have been 13 red and white stripes and some stars. I even doubt that he did that much.
Maybe people should research Mary Pickersgill , Ships Ensign, and what s in the Smithsonian. The truth about the flag is way more than this fake story.
The 13 bars and stripes represent the Protestant Dutch. a radical group named the Sons of Liberty. The 13 stars represent Freemasonry as well.
The "Great Union Flag" was our very first United States flag!
The first flag was the "New England Ensign" from 1607-1707. The second was the "Red Ensign" from 1707-1775. The third was the "Grand Union Flag" from 1775-1776.
Then came the Stars and Stripes.
The union jack. its not called that. its called the the union flag. the union jack is the flag used by the british navy
God bless the star speckled banner
The snake was the symbol of the 13 colonies, hence the "Don't Tread On Me" flag. So the 13 stripes, which obviously stood for the 13 colonies, probably represented snakes, being that snakes are long creatures.
Ya I don’t think that snake theory is accurate America has plenty of snakes but not impactful enough to impact our flag... It’s just a spin off of the British empire that encompasses Free Masonry colors the 13 original colonies and finally 50 stars to represent the totality of the United States included in our nation...I doubt it entails anything more or less than that...
The coiled rattlesnake represents the belief that if you leave a snake alone it will not attack. However if you tread on it the snake will attack.
Lol! The man in the Thumbnail is throwing a Freemason sign😂
If may not be on purpose
Nise USA butful contry❤
the american flag can from a british coat of arms
13 moons...Ophiuchus
I am going with Betsy Ross designed that flag and here is why. If that drunkard wanting wine as payment had anything to do with the design of her flag he would have taken credit for that design after it was made and flying proudly every where . No man on this planet is not going to take credit for something they did. He would have been bragging from sea to shining sea and most likely getting free drinks from men listening to how he came up with it. If he did anything...his input might have been 13 red and white stripes and some stars. I even doubt that he did that much.
Maybe people should research Mary Pickersgill , Ships Ensign, and what s in the Smithsonian. The truth about the flag is way more than this fake story.