
Which Central European country's flag has horizontal bands of red, white and green?
Answer
Correct answer: Hungary.
The colors are read as strength (red), faithfulness (white) and hope (green), and appear in Hungarian heraldry going back centuries.

Correct answer: Hungary.
The colors are read as strength (red), faithfulness (white) and hope (green), and appear in Hungarian heraldry going back centuries.

Correct answer: Switzerland.
Vatican City and Switzerland are the only two states whose national flags are perfect squares.

Correct answer: France.
The tricolor was banished after Napoleon's fall — France flew the plain white Bourbon flag from 1815 until the revolution of 1830 brought the blue, white and red back for good.

Correct answer: Italy.
First adopted by a northern Italian republic in 1797, the colors are unofficially read as the green of the land, the white of the Alpine snow and the red of patriots' blood.

Correct answer: Poland.
White over red comes from the country's medieval coat of arms: a white eagle on a red shield.

Correct answer: Romania.
Chad raised the resemblance at the United Nations in 2004, but Romania refused to alter a tricolor it considers its own; Moldova's otherwise-identical flag sidesteps the clash by adding a coat of arms.

Correct answer: Croatia.
The red-and-white "sahovnica" checkerboard has been a Croatian emblem for many centuries.

Correct answer: Austria.
One of the oldest flags still in use, its design is traditionally dated to a blood-soaked siege during the Third Crusade.

Correct answer: Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The triangle's three points stand for the country's three main peoples; the neutral design was imposed in 1998 to avoid favoring any group.

Correct answer: England, Scotland and Ireland.
Wales is not represented because it had already been united with England when the flag took shape. The red diagonal saltire stands for Ireland's Saint Patrick.
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