FRANCE FLAG

FRANCE FLAG:-

DESCRIPTION OF FRENCH FLAG:-

THE FRENCH FLAG WAS OFFICIALLY ADOPTED ON FEBRUARY 15, 1794.

 THE FRENCH FLAG CONSIST OF THREE VERTICAL BANDS OF BLUE, RED, AND WHITE.

THE FRENCH  FLAG CONSISTS OF THREE VERTICAL BANDS OF EQUAL WIDTH,REPRESENTING  THE COUNTRY'S NATIONAL COLORS: BLUE, WHITE AND RED. IT IS POPULARLY REFERRED TO AS THE FRENCH TRICOLOR.

THE BLUE BAND IS POSITIONED LEFT SIDE, THE WHITE BAND IS POSITIONED IN MIDDLE, AND THE RED ON THE RIGHT SIDE. 

EACH COLOR HAS IT IS OWN MEANING. 

THE COMBINATION BLUE, WHITE, AND RED ALSO HAS A SYNERGISTIC MEANING WHEN THESE THREE COLORS ARE USED TOGETHER.

BLUE :-

BLUE COLOR GENERALLY REPRESENTS FREEDOM.

THE BLUE COLOR IS ASSOCIATED WITH CARING FOR THE DESTITUTE BY THE AFFLUENT.

THIS IS THE SYMBOL OF CARE, AND ALSO REPRESENTS DUTY THAT THE RICH HAD TO HELP THE POOR.

WHITE :- 

THE WHITE COLOR GENERALLY REPRESENTS PEACE BUT THIS COLOR ALSO TRANSLATED INTO A RELIGIOUS VALUE BECAUSE OF THE COLOR ASSOCIATED WITH THE VIRGIN MARY.

WHITE COLOR IN FRENCH FLAG RELATED TO THE RELIGIOUS VALUE.

RED :-

RED COLOR REPRESENTS COURAGE AND VALOR. THIS COLOR ALSO REPRESENT REVOLUTION.