Flags of the Union of North American Socialist Council Republics (UNASCR)

The Union of North America consists of 13 different member republics. Each republic has its own official union flag, modeled very similarly to the UNASCR national flag. Alongside the union flag, each republic also has its unique national flag, which is not internationally recognized, but still official within the corresponding republic and widely used inside the region.

## Union Flags

Union flags are formally used to address the specific Socialist Council Republic, and are internationally recognized as the official flag for each republic. Each union flag is very similar to the UNASCR flag in nature, with different colored stripes near the bottom of the flag, and varying symbols that are used to represent each republic. Union flags were designated to each corresponding republic with the creation of the UNASCR in 1941.

### National Flag of the Union of North American Council Republics (UNASCR)

The red background represents the socialist movement, with red widely being attributed to other socialist movements, beginning with the Paris Commune in 1871. The UNASCR offers a unique spin using dark red, attributed to a mix of socialist liberation alongside liberation from oppression and genocide of the indigenous peoples. The hammer and sickle, first used by the Communist Party of Northwest America in what is now the Fosterian SCR, represents a unique take on the hammer and sickle, a symbol representing unity between the working class around the world. Normally, the hammer in the symbol represents industrial factory workers, while the sickle symbolizes the agrarian proletariat. In the design used by the UNASCR, however, the sickle wraps around the hammer, diverging itself from many other hammer and sickle designs. A gear is also added to the other side of the sickle, symbolizing the manufacturing aspect of the industrial workforce. Additionally, 13 stars surround the hammer and sickle, equally distanced from one another and facing directly opposite the center. The 13 stars represent each of the 13 council republics within the UNASCR, with each star representing socialism.

### Arizonian SCR

The orange represents Arizona's deserts, while the two axes, intersecting and facing opposite from one another, emerged as a popular symbol during the Arizonian Revolution, with the axe representing the tool of the field workers.

### Californian SCR

The beige color represents the beaches and varying climate of California, in addition to purity. The grizzly bear remains California's national symbol and animal, representing strength.

### Canadian SCR

The maple leaf in Canada's flag represents the heritage of the nation, in addition to the leaf of its national tree. The flag also represents hope, peace, and tranquility, being a common symbol used before the Canadian Revolution.

### Caribbean SCR

The palm tree represents the Caribbean's national and most abundant tree. The light blue represents the color of the water, symbolizing calmness, as well as independence.

### Casperian SCR

The black, in addition to the fist symbol, represent black liberation and the emancipation of the oppressed Africans, who rose up as part of the Casperian Uprisings in Georgia and Carolina. The fist and black banner were commonly used symbols throughout the uprisings, and were later expanded to represent the emancipation of oppressed minorities (including indigenous peoples) and proletarians. The fist itself remains a popular symbol for black liberation across the entire world.

### Centromerican SCR

The hawk represents the Aztec symbol for strength, being highly representative of the indigenous peoples of the region. The light green represents hope, as well as the natural resources within Central America.

### Floridian SCR

The pink and rose represent the national flower of Florida. The name of Florida derives from the Spanish "feast of flowers", with the rose heavily symbolizing the roots of the nation.

### Fosterian SCR

The green represents the abundant forests, resources, and democracy of the Fosterian SCR. The gear emblem is a symbol of trade unions, commonly associated with socialism and syndicalism. The gear represents manufacturing work, the hammer represents other industry work, and the torch represents collective freedom, liberty, and democracy.

### Lavigne SCR

The pelican is the national bird and emblem of Lavigne, representing the land caring and providing for those who inhabit it, just like a mother pelican providing for her children. The light blue signifies hope and empathy towards those in the community.

### Mexican SCR

The emblem of the eagle holding a snake on its beak dates back to the time of the Aztecs coming to the Valley of Mexico, and is based on the legend of the founding of the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City. Meanwhile, the green represents hope and victory for independence.

### Quebecois SCR

The snowy owl is the national bird of Quebec, signifying Quebec's strength and adherence to environmental protection. The blue represents the Quebecois people and climate.

### Texan SCR

The grey represents freedom and independence. The eagle represents liberty and freedom, while the star embedded inside of the eagle represents a combination of liberty with socialism.

### Usanian SCR

The yellow represents liberty, purity, and spirit of the Usanian people. The torch represents freedom and liberty, a commonly used symbol during the Usanian Civil Wars.

## National Flags

National flags are not recognized internationally, but are used as an alternative to the union flag within the corresponding republic, often designated to give each SCR a greater national identity. Many of these flags were used by its respective country before the creation of the UNASCR in 1941.