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CFIF Flag Day Quiz

By CFIF Staff
Thursday, June 08 2017

Take our 14-Question Quiz to test your knowledge of our National Standard. (Answer key may be found at the bottom) 1. On which one of the following days in 1777 did Congress pass the resolution establishing the American flag? a. June 14
b. July 4
c. September 17
d. December 7
2. When did Congress officially designate Flag Day a national day of observance? a. 1777
b. 1818
c. 1914
d. 1949
3. Which one of the of the following Philadelphia seamstresses historically…

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