Michigan FlagMichigans flag, adopted in 1835, features the states coat of arms, which includes a shield, an eagle, and a banner that reads "E Pluribus Unum." The two deer on either side of the shield represent Michigans wildlife, while the eagle signifies strength and freedom. The coat of arms also features symbols of the states natural resources, such as a rising sun, a lake, and pine trees, reflecting Michigans importance in forestry, industry, and trade. The

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The flag is a powerful symbol of Tennessee’s shared identity and heritage

featuring the heraldic arms of the Calvert and Crossland families

once native to the state

adopted in 1861

Oregon’s flag

one representing the state’s settlers and the other symbolizing its pioneers

The pelican is depicted in the act of feeding its chicks with its own blood

adopted in 1923

Alabama’s flag consists of a red cross of St

a lighter and brighter gold

The flag’s design celebrates New Jersey's agricultural roots