First, imagine England as that one friend who always wants to be in charge. England’s flag is the St. George’s Cross: a plain red cross on a white background. Simple. Elegant. A bit boring, honestly, like a plain biscuit. Then you have Scotland, the moody, mystical friend who brings the drama. Scotland’s flag is the St. Andrew’s Cross (or the Saltire): a diagonal white cross on a blue background. Fancy, right? Finally, there’s Ireland, the party animal who joined late and brought the color. Ireland’s flag is the St. Patrick’s Cross: a diagonal red cross on a white background. Notice a pattern? Everyone wanted a cross. It was like a medieval fashion trend.
How Is Union Jack Made Up
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