Wondering what “Placed on building and can be waved” is in Cookie Jam? Here’s the answer you’re looking for
It’s Friday, which means new Buzzwords in Cookie Jam, first up: “Placed on buildings & can be waved.” Need help? I’ve got you covered.
We’re starting the weekend with a big 4th of July celebration, and Cookie Jam is getting in on the action too. Get ready for some Independence Day themed Buzzwords, beginning with: “Placed on buildings & can be waved.” If this hint doesn’t do much for you, I’m here to help you out.
Answer to “Placed on building and can be waved” in Cookie Jam
Maybe the first part of that hint didn’t seem all that helpful at first glance, but if you really think about it, the second part definitely gives it away. Sometimes it just takes a second look to connect the dots. So, without keeping you waiting any longer, here it is:
- Placed on buildings & can be waved – Flag
And now, it’s time for some fun facts about the American flag. Since its creation, the U.S. flag has been changed 27 times. Every time a new state joined the Union, a star was added. The current design with 50 stars has been in use since July 4, 1960, after Hawaii became the 50th state.
It is a popular believe that flag was designed by Bob G. Heft, a 17-year-old high school student from Ohio, for a school project in 1958. He got a B- on for it, but after his design was officially chosen by President Eisenhower, his grade was later changed to an A. However it was contested by Alec Nevala-Lee in his article False Flag.
Also, did you know there’s an official set of rules for handling the flag? It’s called the U.S. Flag Code, and it covers everything from how to properly display the flag to how it should be folded and cared for. For instance, the flag should never touch the ground and must be illuminated if flown at night.
Don’t forget to check out our other Cookie Jam guides. We’ve got answers for more Buzzwords, like “Big Birds that stand for America,” “What the U.S. declared in 1776,” “A person who fights for their county.”
