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THE WORLD’S FLAGS. SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES. author : Devado Victoria 10 « B » teacher : Kovaleva m.f . SCHOOL № 2072, Moscow. Plan. The Group of White-Blue-Red Tricolors Flags with Pan-Slavic Colors The Group of Black-Yellow-Red Tricolors The Group of “Watermelon” Tricolors - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WORLDS FLAGS
AUTHOR: DEVADO VICTORIA 10 B
TEACHER: KOVALEVA M.F.
SCHOOL 2072, MOSCOW
THE WORLDS FLAGS. SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES.
Plan
The Group of White-Blue-Red TricolorsFlags with Pan-Slavic
ColorsThe Group of Black-Yellow-Red TricolorsThe Group of
Watermelon TricolorsThe Group of Nearby Watermelon TricolorsThe
Group of Identical Red-White flags
The group of White-Blue-Red Tricolors
RussiaNetherlandsLuxembourgFrance
Russian Federation
At first about our native flag - Russian Flag
History
Main account traces the origin of the Russian flag to TsarPeter the
Great'svisits toArchangelin 1693 and 1694. Peter was keenly
interested in shipbuilding in the European style. In 1693, Peter
had ordered a Dutch-built frigate from Amsterdam. In 1694 when it
arrived, the Dutch red-white-and-blue banner flew from its stern.
Peter decided to model Russia's naval flag after this banner by
changing the sequence of colors. It eventually became the flag of
the Russian empire.
Peter the Great, the Tsar
Colors in Russian Flag
The flag of Russia uses thePan-Slavic colorsof red, blue and white.
While there are several theories as to the origin and reason for
the choice of the colors, none is currently universally accepted as
correct. There is no official meaning assigned to the colors in
Russian laws.
Whitegenerosity andfranknessBluefidelity,honesty,meritand virtueRedcourage,bravery, generosityand love
FlagColorMeaning
National Flag Day
The National Flag Day is an official holiday in Russia, established
in 1994. It is celebrated on 22 August, the day of thevictory over
putschists in 1991, but it is not a day-off.
Boris Eltzin, the President
Kingdom Of The Netherlands
Second flag of tricolor group is Netherlands flag
History
The Netherlands flag was adopted on February 19, 1937. The
Netherlands flag was originally orange, white and blue and featured
up to nine stripes. It is named the 'Prince's Flag'. The
Netherlands independence was finally recognized by Spain in 1648.
In the 17th century, the orange stripe was changed to red but the
reason is unclear. One theory is because red is more visible than
orange when viewed from a distance. Red, white and blue were
officially announced as the colors of the flag in 1796. After
French occupation Netherlands was again independent in 1813 and the
flag was reinstated.
Princes Flag
Todays flag
Colors in Netherlands Flag
The red stripe which was originally orange, along with the white
and blue stripes, are based on the heraldic colors (coat of arms)
of Prince William of Orange, who led the fight for Dutch
independence.
FlagColorMeaningRedpower, public might, and a defending spiritWhiteneutral and represented Politics and ReligionBluerepresent the people, work and the economy
Interesting fact
The Netherlands flag influenced the design of the Russian flag when
Peter the Great visited the Netherlands in the 17th century. That
flag eventually became the state flag of Russia. The Russian flag
would then inspire the flags of many other Slavic nations, and the
colors became known as the pan-Slavic colors.
Flag ofPan-Slavism
Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg
The third similar flag is Luxembourgs flag
History
The colours of the flag of Luxembourg were first adopted around
1830 during theBelgian Revolution. They were probably derived from
thecounts, dukes and later grand-dukes of Luxembourg'scoat of
armswhich in turn was derived from the combination of thedukes of
Limbourg'sLionand the supposed stripedbannerof the early counts of
Luxembourg. The three-colored horizontal design was fixed on June
12, 1845.
Limbourg'sLion, the Ensign
Colors in Luxembourgs Flag
These colours each stand for a part in Luxembourgs rich history.
The red, white, and blue coloring was derived from the Grand Duke's
coat of arms, which dates from the 13th century.
FlagColorMeaningRedstands for a lionWhitestands for the lions fieldLight Bluestands for the lions field
Visual similarity
The Luxembourg flag is similar to the flag of the Netherlands,
which uses a darker shade of blue. The similarity, however, is just
a coincidence, there's no historical connection.
French Republic
The last flag is National Flag of France
History
The tricolor flag is derived from thecockadesused during the French
Revolution. These were circular rosette-like emblems attached to
the hat. Blue and red are the traditional colours of Paris, and
they are used on the city's coat of arms. Cockades with various
colour schemes were used during the storming of the Bastille on 14
July.The blue and red cockade was presented to KingLouis XVI on 17
July.Lafayette argued for the addition of a white stripe to
"nationalise" the design. On 27 July, a tricolour cockade was
adopted as part of the uniform of the National Guard, the national
police force that succeeded the militia.
The tricolor cockade, created July 1789. White was added to
"nationalise" an earlier blue and red design.
Colors in Flag of France
is identified withSaint Denis
the traditional color of French royalty
is identified withSaint Martin
The French flag is based on a red, white and blue cockade (a badge
of concentric circles) which was worn by King Louis XVI while
addressing a revolutionary gathering in Paris.
BlueWhiteRed
Popular Flag
The French flag is commonly known as the French Tricolore, and has
been the inspiration for many other flags around the
world.
Flags with Pan-Slavic Colors
Pan-Slavismwas a movement in the mid-19th century aimed at unity of
all theSlavic peoples. The main focus was in the Balkanswhere
theSouth Slavshad been ruled for centuries by other empires. It was
also used as a political tool by both theRussian Empireand
theSoviet Union, which gainedpolitical-military influence and
controlover all Slavic-majority nations
between1945and1948.
SlovakiaSloveniaCroatiaSerbia
Pan-Slavic Languages
The similarity of Slavic languages inspired many people to
createPan-Slavic languagesfor all Slavic people to communicate with
one another. Several of these languages were created in the past,
but due to the Internet, many more Pan-Slavic languages were
created in theDigital Age. The most popular modern Pan-Slavic
languages areSlovioandSlovianski.Apan-Slavic languageis azonal
constructed languagefor communication among Slavic people.
Similarity of the Slavic languages has constantly inspired
different people to create Pan-Slavic languages.
The Group of Black-Yellow-Red Tricolors
The flags are different. The Belgian one has vertical stripes, the
German horizontal. Even it were stolen in some kind of way, the
Belgian would be the original, because Belgian became independent
in 1830 and got that flag, while Germany got it when it became the
Weimar Republic (1919, after the treaty of Versailles).
GermanyBelgium
Differences
The colours of the modern flag are associated with therepublican democracyformed afterWorld War I, and represent German unity and freedom of theGerman people.During the Weimar Republic, the black-red-yellow colors were the colors that must teach the population to respect the new republic and honor its flag and theconstitution.It is important to note that the yellow is in fact yellow and not the darker gold of theflag of Germany, which is a somewhat similar black-red-gold tricolor
The Group of Watermelon Tricolors
MexicoItalyBulgariaIran
Group of Nearby Watermelon Tricolors
IrelandIndiaCte d'Ivoire
Identical Red-White flags
The nationalflag ofIndonesiaThe nationalflagofMonacois known asSang Saka Merah-Putih("The Sacred Red-and-White"), introduced at theIndonesian Independence Dayceremony, on 17 August 1945. The design of the flag has remained the same ever since.Red colour represents courage, while white represents purity of intent.has two equal horizontal bands of red (top) and white, both of which have been theheraldiccolors of theHouse of Grimaldi (fire and silver)since at least 1339. The present bicolor design was adopted on April 4, 1881, under Prince Charles III.
Conclusion
Aflagis not only a piece of fabric with a distinctive design that
is usually used as a symbol, as a signaling device, or
decoration.One of the most popular uses of a flag is to symbolize
anationora country.
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