The Gadsden Flag in the American Revolution and Beyond: Revision history

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25 October 2026

  • curprev 19:3419:34, 25 October 2026‎ Ceolanzeja talk contribs‎ 23,960 bytes +23,960‎ Created page with "<html><p> Few symbols from the American Revolution have lasted as stubbornly as the Gadsden Flag. It is simple, almost spare. A coiled rattlesnake. A yellow field. A warning in plain language: “Don’t Tread on Me.” More than two centuries later, people still argue about what it means, who gets to claim it, and whether its message has changed. That argument alone tells you something important. Flags survive when they carry more than decoration. They hold a mood, a me..."