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The 1956 Georgia state flag was changed to the flag we have today because it symbolized the Confederate Battles.

The 1956 Georgia state flag was changed to the flag we have today because it symbolized the Confederate Battles.
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The 1956 Georgia state flag was changed to the flag we have today because it symbolized the Confederate Battles.

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the Confederate battle flag got its name from being used in battle.

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this is true. thanks for the fact
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