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Description of Rattle Snake Flag: 
The Don't Tread on Me Flag is  one of the original flags of the United  States based on the Declaration  of Independence.  The others were the  liberty flag and the tree flag.  The flag is named after American general  and statesman Christopher  Gadsden, who designed it in 1775 during the  American revolution.  Rattlesnakes first use as a symbol of the American  colonies can be  traced back to the publications of Benjamin Franklin.   Since the  American Revolution, the flag has seen times of reintroduction  as a  symbol of American patriotism, a symbol of disagreement with   government, or a symbol of support for civil liberties. Most recently   the Tea Party Movement has used the flag as a symbol of the government   overstepping its power, but in no way does this flag only stand for  conservative values, it is much more broad and builds interconnections  between the tea party and other social movements.
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