World flags have an incredible amount of importance and symbolism to people all over the globe. They can be flown as a sign of peace and war, or hung as a sign of ceremonial importance, or defaced as a sign of hatred and violence; people have rallied behind flags as a symbol of unity or dissidence alike.

1. France Flag
The France flag will bring to mind the rich depths of French culture,
language, and history; however, until the late 1700s, the flag did not
exist in its current form. Before the French Revolution with its rejection
of royal tradition, the flag existed in several different forms.
France Flag
One of these during the Middle Ages was the flag of St. Denis which
used a red background with yellow spikes to represent the nation. Later
in the 1300s, the ruling House of Valois used a blue background with a
gold and red fleur-de-lis on its flag.
During the French Revolution, revolutionaries wore cockades, red and
blue rosettes, representing liberty and the colors of their capital city,
Paris. When the French Republic was founded, they adopted the French
11flag as we know it today, with three stripes of red, blue, and white,
representing the Revolution and the traditional French colors.

2. Lafayette who supported French liberty from the monarchy helped to
design the new flag. The stripes on the flag at this time, in 1790, were
not the same size as they are now. They had the ratio 30:33:37 and
were not made equal until Napoleon’s reign. After Napoleon was
deposed, the nation changed their flag briefly to a blank white
background, but soon returned to tricolor pattern.
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