Flag of New York
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Background knowledge
New York's flag consists of a dark blue background, the center of which shows the seal of the state. In the center of the seal is a coat of arms, which shows the landscape of the Hudson River. Two ships can be seen on the Hudson River, representing domestic and foreign trade. Directly above is a globe on which sits the eagle, the heraldic animal of the United States. Holding the shield are the two goddesses, Libertas (wearing a Phrygian cap on her staff, with a crown at her foot symbolizing freedom) and Justitia (holding a pair of scales and a sword). At their feet is a white banner on which is written the state motto 'Excelsior' (Latin for 'always upward').
New York received its name in honor of Duke York and Albany, the brother of King Charles II of England.
That's what ChatGPT knows about the flag of New York
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The flag of the State of New York is an official flag of the United States of America. It was adopted in 1901 as the first flag of the state. The flag is a combination of the national coat of arms and the state flag, both of which have a blue background field. It is a symbol of the state's loyalty to the United States.
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The flag of the state of New York was officially introduced in 1901. It consists of a white background with a blue ecu containing a white cross and four stars. The stars symbolize the original four states of New York State. The flag has since been used as a symbol of state identity and loyalty. It is an important part of the history of New York State.
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The flag of the state of New York in the country of United States of America (USA) consists of a white background with a blue symbol in the upper left corner. In the center is a white five-pointed star surrounded by two successive blue bands. Below that is a shield-shaped symbol representing a sunbeam, a bow and a sailing ship. The flag is complemented by a band of blue, white and red.
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