Proper Flag Folding Procedures
$100 – This is the number of folds required to properly fold the U.S. flag.
What is 13?
$100 – This was the official flag of the Confederacy, featuring stars in a circle on a blue field and three horizontal stripes.
$100 – The Arkansas state flag features this many stars in total.
$200 – The final shape of the folded U.S. flag resembles this object.
What is a triangle?
$200 – The Confederate battle flag is commonly mistaken for the national flag of the Confederacy. It is also called this.
$200 – The diamond shape in the center of the Arkansas flag represents this.
$300 – When folding the flag, the blue field with stars should remain visible at the end. This part of the flag must be tucked away.
$300 – This was the official flag of the United States during the Civil War, with stars representing each state, including those that seceded.
$300 – The three blue stars below the name "Arkansas" on the flag symbolize these three things.
$400 – The tradition of folding the U.S. flag 13 times is said to represent these.
$400 – The second national flag of the Confederacy, also called "The Stainless Banner," had a large white field and featured this design in the corner.
$400 – The original Arkansas flag was designed in 1912 as part of a contest and was created by this person.
$500 – When folding a flag at a military funeral, this is the proper way to present it to the family.
$500 – This flag was known as the "Blood-Stained Banner" and was the final national flag of the Confederacy before the war ended.
$500 – In 1923, a fourth blue star was added above the word "Arkansas" to represent this former country that once controlled the region.