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| [[Image:Starsand bars1.png|125px]] ||Called the ''Stars and Bars'', it was first flown over Fort Sumter on April 13, 1861 at the start of the [[American Civil War]].
| [[Image:Starsand bars1.png|125px]] ||Called the ''Stars and Bars'', it was first flown over Fort Sumter on April 13, 1861 at the start of the [[American Civil War]].
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| [[Image:CSAnational1.png|125px]] ||The First National Flag of the Confederacy. Also called the ''Stars and Bars'', this flag incorporated the 11 stars which symbolized the states that had seceeded from the Union by March, 1861.
| [[Image:CSAnational1.png|125px]] ||The First National Flag of the Confederacy. Also called the ''Stars and Bars'', this flag incorporated the 11 stars which symbolized the states that had seceded from the Union by March, 1861.
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| [[Image:CSAbattleflag.png|125px]] ||The flag of General [[Robert E. Lee]]'s Army of Northern Virginia; called the ''Southern Cross'' and the Confederate Battle Flag. The design became so popular that is was used as the canton of the Confederate national flag.
| [[Image:CSAbattleflag.png|125px]] ||The flag of General [[Robert E. Lee]]'s Army of Northern Virginia; called the ''Southern Cross'' and the Confederate Battle Flag. The design became so popular that is was used as the canton of the Confederate national flag.