Flag of USA 38 stars (1877 - 1890)
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Background knowledge
The 1877 USA flag with 38 stars has 13 horizontal red and white stripes like the flag of the USA. Top left is a blue rectangle with 38 stars.
33 stars are arranged in a circle in 2 circles, 1 star is in the center of these two circles and 4 more stars are in the corners of the blue rectangle.
Each star symbolizes a state.
This flag was used for 13 years: from July 4, 1877 to 3. July 1890. It was used\ because the state of Colorado was added to the then United States of America as the 38th state.
That's what ChatGPT knows about the flag of USA 38 stars (1877 - 1890)
This is what an AI says about the American flag
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The historical flag of the USA with 38 stars was used between 1877 and 1890. It represented the 38 states that were part of the Union at that time. The flag is a symbol of the building of the country and its progress.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the American flag
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The flag of the USA with 38 stars was in use from 1877 to 1890. It was adopted when Colorado was admitted to the Union as the 38th state. The 38th star also represents the territory of the Indian Territory, which was established shortly before Colorado's admission to the Union. This flag also became known as the "Grand Old Flag" and is a symbol of the restoration of unity after the Civil War.
This is how an AI describes the American flag
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The historical flag of the USA with 38 stars existed between 1877 and 1890. It had a rectangular format with a blue field in the upper left corner, in which 38 white stars were arranged. The stars formed a large star pattern that formed a triangle that was open at the bottom. The flag symbolized the 38 states that made up the country at that time.
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