What are the features on the Australian Flag?

Answer 1

There is a British flag on the upper left corner of the Australian flag because Australia used British grammar and languages. Australia can use American languages or grammar too.

Answer 2

The Australian flag is blue, with the red and white Union Jack on the upper left corner. Below the Union Jack is the white, seven-pointed "Federation Star" or "Commonwealth Star", denoting Australia's six states and its two mainland and numerous offshore territories. Dominating the right hand half of the flag is the constellation of the Southern Cross, consisting of five stars.

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Answer 3

The features on the Australian flag are:

• The Union Jack
• the Southern Cross (a constellation)
• The Commonwealth star, also known as the Federal star, which represents all the states and territories of Australia

Answer 4

The Australian flag was chosen in 1901, and was picked from entries from a worldwide flag design competition. The flag of Australia was approved by British and Australian authorities over the space of a few years, and after several changes, the design specifications of the flag were set in 1934 and it was officially recognised as the Australian National Flag in 1954.

The flag is dominantly blue, with a Union Jack in the top right corner, and several white stars, representing the Commonwealth Star and the Southern Cross constellation.

Source: Harrison Flags

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Answer 5

The Union Jack As Britain Use To Rule Australia