Flags of the World Coloring Book: 96 Countries to Color & Learn by Ismail Abdelouahab - HTML preview

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9 flags to color

Did you know? The Amazon, the biggest rainforest on Earth, covers a huge part of South America.

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

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Colombia

Ecuador

Paraguay

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Peru

Uruguay

Venezuela

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Argentina

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Buenos Aires

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Light blue

White

Gold

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

The Sun of May represents the Inca sun god Inti and marks the May 1810 revolution that began Argentina’s path to independence. Uruguay uses a similar sun on its own flag.

Argentina

I colored it!

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Brazil

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Brasília

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Green

Yellow

Blue

White

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

The stars show the sky over Rio de Janeiro on the morning of 15 November 1889, the day Brazil became a republic. There are twenty-seven stars, one for each state and the federal district.

Brazil

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Chile

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Santiago

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Blue

White

Red

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

The blue square stands for the sky, the white for the snow on the Andes mountains that run the length of the country, and the red for the blood shed in the fight for independence.

Chile

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Colombia

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Bogotá

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Yellow

Blue

Red

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela all use the same three colors because they were once part of a single country called Gran Colombia, which broke apart in 1830.

Colombia

I colored it!

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Ecuador

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Quito

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Yellow

Blue

Red

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

The mountain on the shield is Chimborazo, Ecuador’s highest peak. Because the Earth bulges at the equator, Chimborazo’s summit is the farthest point from the centre of the Earth - farther even than the top of Everest.

Ecuador

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Paraguay

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Asunción

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Red

White

Blue

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

Paraguay’s flag has a different emblem on each side: the coat of arms on the front and the treasury seal, with a lion, on the back.

Paraguay

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Peru

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Lima

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Red

White

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

According to legend, the independence leader José de San Martín saw flocks of red and white flamingos as he landed in Peru and chose those colors for the new nation’s flag.

Peru

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Uruguay

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Montevideo

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Blue

White

Gold

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

The nine stripes stand for the nine original departments of Uruguay. The Sun of May is shared with Argentina, a reminder of the two countries’ linked independence history.

Uruguay

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Venezuela

SOUTH AMERICA

CAPITAL

Caracas

CONTINENT

South America

FLAG COLORS

Yellow

Blue

Red

The real flag: copy these colors!

Did you know?

The flag had seven stars for over a century, one for each province that signed the declaration of independence. An eighth was added in 2006 to represent the province of Guayana.

Venezuela

I colored it!

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