Flag of Vermont
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Background knowledge
The Vermont flag has a dark blue background with the state seal on it. The blue is based on the former vigilante flag. The seal features a landscape with a pine tree and an ox below. Just below that in a red banner is Vermont's state moth 'Freedom and Unity'.
Vermont's flag was adopted in 1923. The name originates from the French 'vert mont', which means 'green mountain'. Vermont got its name from the French explorer Samuel de Champlain, who gave the name to the green mountains on his map in 1647.
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This is what an AI says about the Vermont flag
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The flag of the state of Vermont in the country of United States of America (USA) was adopted in 1777, making it one of the oldest flags in the USA. It is a combination of the flags of England, France and the United States. The flag consists of a background in blue and three stars in red, white and blue. The stars symbolize the three territorial areas of the state and serve as a symbol of the state's unity.
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The flag of the state of Vermont was officially adopted in 1923 as part of the state's national emblem. It consists of a blue background with a white star surrounded by a green wreath. The star represents the individual 14 cities and counties of the state. The green wreath symbolizes the forests and mountains of the state. The flag is still used today as a symbol of state unity and cohesion among the citizens of Vermont.
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The flag of the state of Vermont in the country of United States of America is a blue banner with a white center bearing the state's coat of arms. It consists of a red sun surrounded by nine golden stars. Below the crest are the abbreviations "VT" for Vermont and "1791" for the year Vermont adopted the state constitution. The upper part of the flag has a band consisting of the words "Freedom and Unity", which reflect Vermont's state motto.
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