What was the original purpose of the flag adopted by the Northern Virginia Army under Robert E. Lee?

• To signify the end of the Civil War

• To represent the South's stance against Yankee aggression

• To symbolize Southern hospitality

• To promote peace between the North and South

How did the Confederate flag's symbolism change after the Civil War?

• It became symbolic of Southern heritage and way of life

• It was forgotten and rarely used

• It was used to promote unity among all Americans

• It became a symbol of Southern hospitality

Which group predominantly used the Confederate flag to oppose civil rights?

• The Southern Republicans

• The KKK and Dixiecrats

• The Northern Democrats

• The Union Army

Why might some African-Americans view the Confederate flag negatively?

• It reminds them of Southern cuisine

• It symbolizes Jim Crow laws and segregation

• It is associated with Northern aggression

• It represents modern Southern music

What is the narrator's opinion on state governments flying the Confederate flag?

• They should replace it with a new design

• They should continue to fly it

• They should fly it only on special occasions

• They should consider the offense it causes to many citizens

What analogy does the narrator use to explain the impact of the Confederate flag on African-Americans?

• A Southern state flying a star flag

• A white nation flying a dove flag

• A Northern state flying a bear flag

• A black nation flying a trout flag

What is the narrator's stance on individuals displaying the Confederate flag?

• Only government buildings should display it

• It should be displayed only in museums

• Individuals have the right to display it

• It should be banned completely

How does the narrator view the role of corporations in selling the Confederate flag?

• Corporations have the right to choose whether to sell it

• Corporations should sell it at a discount

• Corporations should be forced to sell it

• Corporations should boycott it

What does the narrator suggest is more important than being right?

• Being powerful

• Being wealthy

• Being kind

• Being famous

What does the narrator believe about the opinions of those who support the Confederate flag?

• They are earnest in their beliefs

• They are all racists

• They are all misinformed

• They are all politically motivated