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Stars and Bars
Flag
The original flag of the Confederacy, adopted by the
provisional congress, and used from March 1861 until May 1863. It
retains the basic design and coloration of the Union flag, differing only in
the number of stars and stripes or “bars.” A star represents each of
the seven states to have seceded before the attack on Fort Sumter and
Lincon’s response. The flags similarity to the Stars and Stripes
caused confusion on the battlefield. Some felt that it was to similar to
the Union flag, though many wanted to keep ties to the banner that waved over
their forefathers. It was replaced by the Confederate Battle Flag, first
in the army and eventually throughout the Confederacy.
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