1 In iTunes, right-click (or Ctrl-click) on your device, which appears in the leftmost pane under Devices. 2  Select the Summary tab and then Restore (or just Restore from Back Up if you see it). 3  Your iPad or iPhone will say Restore in Progress on the screen, and iTunes will show a progress bar. Connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer and launch iTunes. 2  In iTunes, right-click (or Ctrl-click) on your device, which appears in the leftmost pane under Devices. 3  Choose Back Up.
The current flag of Puerto Rico was officially adopted in 1922. The flag is similar to the flag of Cuba, as both were designed at the same time. The red stripes are symbolic of the blood that nourishes the three branches of its government; Legislative, Executive and Judiciary.
For example, a peace flag reflects an aspiration and it only becomes a protest flag when used that way, otherwise, it remains just a peace flag. The Black Liberation Flag, also known as the Afro-American Flag, Pan-African Flag, and the UNIA Flag, is a symbol of African and African-American unity and pride. In the 1960s this flag became a symbol of Black liberation in the United States. This design was first adopted in 1920 as the official banner of the African Race at a meeting of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA) held in New York City.