Complete Flags of the World

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This educational guide to flags details more than 400 examples and covers everything from geography, communications, politics, sport, history, and art. The book is great on the whole but having the name Luhansk People's Republic and Donetsk People's republic mentioned is inappropriate when the war of propaganda is fought raging alongside the real war. My niece (9 yo) really likes this book, she is really interested in countries and this book presents in a clear way continents, countries and their capital cities also the flags of the countries.

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The symbolic components of each flag are analyzed (the flag for Papua New Guinea features a yellow bird found nowhere else in the world), and statistical, sociological and geographical information is given for each country. This is the perfect guide to vexillology for anyone interested in the origin, history and symbolism of flags.

I would be more than happy to recommend another version of this book that includes empathy and have the updated new changes brought about with immediate effect. Comprehensive text explaining the significant elements of their design, colors, symbols and insignia.

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Detailed notes and annotation reveal the origins, design development, and significance of colours, symbols, crests, and coats of arms and the reasons for recent changes to the flags. But hidden in the stripes, stars, suns, moons, and colors of the world’s flags are the keys to understanding different countries’ shared histories and cherished ideals.Added flags of 25 dependent territories of North America, 3 of South America, 5 of Europe (including Crown Dependency), 5 of Africa, 6 of Asia and 31 of Oceania! The world continues to contract as the years go by Air travel, the Internet and mobile telephones mean that we can travel and communicate in ways we would never have imagined even just 100 years ago. I primarily utilize Charlotte Mason's philosophies and I am excited to see some resources for some of our favorite books, which is why I joined. Learn about how flag designs have evolved over centuries and decades and how to identify flags by their distinguishing features.

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Some countries are featured a lot more than others, and I really wish that all of the countries had the same amount of interesting facts in the book. The work you are putting into your business is such a great investment in the lives of so many others. Updated statistical data on the number of inhabitants in each country and each US state (Did you know that from 2023 the country with the largest number of inhabitants in the world is no longer China? That’s why we create books for everyone that explore ideas and nurture curiosity about the world we live in. All information is presented succinctly and clearly without any long, complex, encyclopedic sentences.Beautifully illustrated introductory spreads that trace the history of banners, standards and flags, and explain the terms used to describe them. If you know what to look for, a flag can reveal major insights into another country’s history and culture. In every color, pattern, and design, the citizens and governments of countries announce their allegiances and herald their history. Read how these flags are used as heraldic symbols, cultural and national emblems, and how designs and meanings have evolved. An ideal birthday gift, or as a reward for good behavior, if your child is craving knowledge about the countries of the world then this book is a ‘must read’ for them.