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Martinique doesn't have an official flag due to its status as a French collectivity. While they do have a flag used for sporting events, the "snake" flag featured on the flag emoji is seen as an insult by locals. It symbolizes a history of slave trading. Martinique's flag emoji features a blue background with a white cross. In each square created by the cross, there lies a curled up snake. Keywords: Snake Codepoints: 1F1F2 1F1F6 Introduced: September, 2010 in Unicode version 6.0.0 (Emoji version 2.0) 0 Related emoji
What does a blue flag with a white cross mean?The national flag of Scotland is also known as Saint Andrew's Cross or the Saltier. The white X from corner to corner over a blue background rather than the royal standard of Scotland is correct for all individuals and corporate bodies to fly in order to demonstrate both their loyalty and Scottish nationality.
Why does the flag of Martinique have snakes?Snake flag
The symbol dates from an edict issued 4 August 1766, specifying that vessels of the French colony of Martinique and Saint Lucia should fly a version of the French ensign—which at the time was a white cross on a blue field—with L-shaped (for Lucia) snakes in each quarter of the cross.
What country flag is blue and white with a cross?Greece. Following a common theme of countries with blue and white flags, the blue in Greece's country flag also represents the waters surrounding it. The distinct white cross on the flag is in honor of the country's religion, Greek Orthodoxy.
What does the flag of Martinique represent?You may wonder about the meaning of each of the colors of this tricolor flag. The black represents the fight for the black cause, the green the fight of the peasant class and the red the socialism. A true symbol of revolt and independence of Martinique.
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