Mac Flag Analysis

The flag is positioned horizontally. The red and white stripes clearly stand out. I also feel that there is an

This is an example of logos because Kennedy is stating the basic rights that we all agreed to should not change based on the color of somebody’s skin. In these lines, Kennedy is illustrating the rights everyone should have.

growing trend in this flag that was being flown from cars and houses. It was a very simple flag,

Apple Inc. was founded on April 1, 1976 in Cupertino, CA and was incorporated on January 3, 1977 (Apple, 2010). The company was founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Jobs also asked his former colleague from Atari, Ronald Wayne to join them in their startup. Wayne designed the first Apple logo. In early 1976 Jobs approached a local company store, The Byte Shop, said they would be interested in the machine, but only if it came completely assembled (Foljanty, 2010). The shop ordered 50 Apple I computers which sold for $666.66. The three owners would assemble the Apple Is at night in their garage still managed to deliver the ordered Apple Is in ten days. In April of 1976 Ron Wayne resigned from Apple Computer because he felt the financial

Welcome to the Betsy Ross House, home of the first American flag. Here you can see where Ross lived and view some of her belongings. Ross made the flag in 1776 and the congress approved it in 1777. You can explore. Ross only lived in this house for three years, and it was given to the city of Philadelphia in 1941. She never owned this house; in fact, many other shopkeepers and artisans lived there too. On the first flag, there were thirteen stars and Ross sewed them into a circle so no colony would feel left out. This house was open to the public in 1898 with only two rooms to explore. Now it looked like back in 1776

"I look at a flag differently now,” she said Tuesday at the Valley Forge Flag factory in Lane, South Carolina, where she has worked for 14 years. “When I started to sew, and I saw them flying, it filled my heart because I’d had my hands on them," she said.

Dread Scott’s very controversial illustration is titled What is the Proper Way to Display a Flag? What better title to stir the people’s ideas and gain their opinions on the correct way to present symbolistic fabric? a.) Many people believe that the American flag should never touch the ground, as it is a sign of disrespect. However, what many Americans don’t seem to know is there technically no rule on how one must display a flag. b.) This piece addressed, not only very important social issue, but a political one as well. As miniscule as they may seem to all the other problems society is facing, they desperately needed to be addressed for American citizens, specifically, to truly consider which values they hold dear to themselves and their

Have you had any family members that was in the war? My grandpa and my great grandpa were in the Vietnam War. They fought for freedom and justice they were brave in many ways.

The very first American flag was created in June 14, 1777 by Betsy Ross but later changed in 1795.

One example In May of 1776, Betsy Ross reported that she had sewn the first American Flag. Over the years of the American Flag’s history has changed a few times but there have been 28 flags made to be an American Flag. The United States Flag was originally made for when America broke away from Great Britain, now the American Flag has 50 stars and 13 red and white alternate stripes.

What the flag means to me. Well, it’s not just a piece of cloth. It’s not just stars and stripes. It’s something way more than that.

this case the Court considered whether the First Amendment protected non-speech acts, as Johnson was convicted of flag desecration and not of verbal communication. If acts of non-speech are protected, then would Johnson’s burning of the flag represent expressive conduct which would permit him to invoke the First Amendment in challenging his conviction. The court reiterated its long standing that the protection of speech does not end at written or spoken word, as previously decided in the case of Stomberg v. California, and Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District. The Court acknowledged that conduct may be “sufficiently imbued with elements of communication to fall within the scope of the First and Fourteenth Amendments.” Having reviewed whether the intent to convey a message was present and the likelihood that the message conveyed would be understood, by bystanders, the Court felt that there were sufficient communication elements to bring the First Amendment into play.

Apples logo of a half-eaten Apple is known globally around the world. The logo represents the story in the bible where eve eats an apple from the forbidden tree. It is said that Steve Jobs was a Catholic and that was the true meaning behind the logo. The name also has interesting story

The first symbol that Apple incorporated into their advertisement is the idea of Big Brother. In 1984 Big Brother symbolizes the vagueness of the ruling of the Inner Party, as it is never confirmed that Big Brother is a real person but exists because he is “’the embodiment of the Party’” (Orwell 259). It is repeated from the beginning of the book that “Big Brother is watching you” (Orwell 2), which is comforting to those who follow Big Brother and threatening to criminals of the Party. In Apple’s advertisement, Big Brother is delivering a speech about the discovery of a pure ideology to his masses.

The flag symbolizes social norms that are normally followed by certain people. Moreover, in Apple's community, people follow this norm, and it