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Many of our readers ask about american flag etiquette and the u. A map of north america without greenland with national flags, excluding dependent territories this is a gallery of flags of north american countries and affiliated international organizations. The flag of the united states of america is a symbol of freedom and liberty to which americans pledge their allegiance. Some of the books also include information about the star spangled banner, the american national anthem that pays homage to our flag.
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