10s Blitz: Guess the 195 Flags (Part 1)

[C] India | Saffron courage, white peace, green faith, and the navy Ashoka Chakra spinning eternal law.

[A] China | One large star guides the people, four smaller stars unite workers, peasants, bourgeoisie, and patriots on revolutionary red.

[D] United States | Thirteen colonial stripes and fifty star-states proclaim perpetual union in freedom’s colors.

[B] Indonesia | Red over white mirrors courage and purity; when flown upside down it becomes Poland’s flag—same cloth, different soul.

[D] Pakistan | Green for Islam, white stripe for minorities, crescent and star for progress and enlightenment.

[A] Nigeria | Green-white-green shouts rich land and peace between two stripes of natural wealth.

[C] Brazil | Green forest, yellow gold, blue sky with a star-map for each state and the banner “Order and Progress.”

[D] Bangladesh | Green for Islam and fertility, the off-center red sun for the blood of independence.

[B] Russia | White nobility, blue faith, red courage echoing Slavic unity across the world’s largest land.

[A] Ethiopia | Pan-African colors born here: green land, yellow church, red blood; the blue disc adds hope and starlight.

[A] Mexico | Green hope, white purity, red blood frame an Aztec eagle crushing a snake on a prickly perch.

[C] Japan | The Hinomaru, a single red sun-disc on white, celebrates the “Land of the Rising Sun.”

[D] Egypt | Red revolution, white bright future, black past, golden eagle of Saladin guarding Arab pride.

[D] Philippines | Blue peace or wartime red flanks a white triangle of liberty with sun of freedom and three stars for Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao.

[B] DR Congo | Sky-blue for peace, diagonal red for blood of martyrs edged in yellow wealth, lone star for a united future.

[A] Vietnam | Golden star on red field: five points for workers, peasants, soldiers, intellectuals, and youth united in revolution.

[C] Iran | Green Islam, white peace, red courage; central emblem forms “Allah” and swords of sovereignty, framed by takbir.

[B] Turkey | Blood-red recalls martyrs; white crescent and star are ancient symbols of Islam and light.

[D] Germany | Black endurance, red bravery, golden generosity stitched into Europe’s heart.

[B] Thailand | Red nation, white religion, blue monarchy twice as wide, honoring the beloved king.

[B] United Kingdom | St. George, St. Andrew, St. Patrick cross in one flag, binding four nations under a single crown.

[C] Tanzania | Green land, yellow minerals, black people, blue lakes and ocean knit in a rising diagonal.

[C] France | Vertical tricolor of liberty, equality, fraternity, a template for republics worldwide.

[A] South Africa | Y-shaped convergence of green joins black, yellow, green, white, red and blue, the rainbow after apartheid.

[D] Italy | Equal green fields, white Alps, red blood spilled for unification under one tricolor.

[B] Kenya | Black majority, red struggle, green land edged in white peace, shield and spears ready for defense.

[A] Myanmar | Yellow solidarity, green peace, red courage, blue union, white star and cog-wheel for a new dawn.

[C] Colombia | Yellow sunlit land, blue two oceans, red blood of patriots in horizontal harmony.

[B] South Korea | White field of purity holds red-blue Taegeuk balancing yin-yang and four trigrams for heaven, earth, fire, water.

[D] Sudan | Red Arab struggle, white optimism, black African identity, green Islam in the pan-Arab palette.

[D] Uganda | Six stripes of African peoples, yellow sun on a grey-crowned crane heralding gentle progress.

[B] Spain | Bold red and yellow echo bullring passion, the coat of arms celebrates Castile, León, Aragón and beyond.

[C] Algeria | Green Islam, white purity, red liberty, crescent and star echoing Ottoman heritage.

[A] Iraq | Red valor, white generosity, black triumph, green takbir script unites Arab liberation colors.

[A] Argentina | Sky-blue stripes and white center cradle the May Sun of 1810, freedom’s first light.

[C] Afghanistan | Black past, red blood, green Islam; central mosque and mihrab tie nation and faith.

[D] Yemen | Red Arab unity, white hope, black dark past in simple, defiant stripes.

[A] Canada | Maple leaf red on white fields: crisp, clean, unmistakably northern.

[A] Poland | White eagle on red shield when crowned; the civilian flag is just white over red—courage and purity.

[B] Morocco | Red Sharifian dynasty, green pentagram of Solomon binding faith and kingdom.

[D] Angola | Machete for peasants, cog for workers, star for socialism, black Africa, red blood, yellow wealth.

[C] Ukraine | Blue sky above endless golden wheat fields, a flag drawn straight from the landscape.

[C] Uzbekistan | Blue sky, white peace, green nature, red life lines, white crescent and twelve stars for the months and zodiac.

[B] Malaysia | Fourteen red-white stripes for states and federal government, yellow crescent and star for Islam and monarchy.

[A] Mozambique | Green land, black Africa, yellow minerals, white peace, red struggle—plus AK-47 for defense.

[B] Ghana | Red blood, yellow gold, green forests, black star of African freedom.

[A] Peru | Vertical triband with coat of arms: red for blood, white for peace, vicuña, cinchona and cornucopia for bounty.

[A] Saudi Arabia | Green for Islam, white sword and shahada in Arabic, never flown at half-mast because the creed must never dip.

[D] Madagascar | White vertical stripe beside red sovereignty and green hope, island colors rising from the Indian Ocean.

[C] Côte d'Ivoire | Orange savanna, white peace, green forest in vertical bands, the tricolor of West-African optimism.