It was not banned by Congress, so no, the federal government has not banned it.
California recently passed a partial ban of the Confederate flag; they disallow state agencies from displaying or selling the flag. Otherwise, no state has banned it. In fact, a few Southern states have even incorporated it, or elements of it, into their current state flags. This may be changing, however, in the months to come following the tragedy in Charleston.
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The Confederate States of America.
The confederacy had the Confederate Flag, which may be considered their symbol. Here is an image of said flag: http://scrapetv.com/News/News%20Pages/usa/Images/confederate-flag.jpg
question: Who made the 4th confederacy flag? Answer: general Beauregard.
in UK it is not banned but in Toronto it is unfortunately banned since they don't know the difference of the Tamil peoples flag and the ltte flag and the Tamil peoples flag should not be banned
Bonnie Blue is the Confederate States of America National Flag. Stars and Bars is the Confedate War Flag
The Union flag was unchanged, because they did not recognise the Confederacy. The Confederate flag was the stars and bars - eleven stars, except during Braxton Bragg's occupation of Kentucky, when a twelfth star was temporarily sewn in.
The third flag of the Confederacy was called the Stainless Banner
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Practically speaking, Kentucky never fought for the Confederacy on the side of the Civil War. Apparently an assembly of the citizens did pass an ordinance of secession, but it never came to anything. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The confederate flag, however, recognizes Kentucky as a Confederate state by granting it one of the thirteen stars on the battle flag of the confederacy.
The flag shows all the battles of the confederacy.