Create A Civilization: Design A Flag

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Summary

What makes for a good flag? What makes a bad flag?

  1. First, students group existing flags into 3 - 5 categories of their choosing.
  2. Then, they research the symbolism of a few of those flags.
  3. Next, they design their own flag, based on one of the categories from step one.
  4. They can develop a _variant_ flag that is used for a specific purpose within their civilization.
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