text: The "March of" this object titled a rabidly imperialist campaign speech by Indiana senator Albert Beveridge after the Spanish-American War.
full_question: The "March of" this object titled a rabidly imperialist campaign speech by Indiana senator Albert Beveridge after the Spanish-American War. A photograph of a white anti-busing protestor in Boston using one of these objects to attack a black lawyer earned Stanley Forman a Pulitzer Prize. The phrase "Does the Constitution follow [this object]?" is a common summary of the Insular Cases which arose from the occupied Philippines and Puerto Rico. "Expressive conduct" with one of these objects outside the 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas was protected in the case Texas v. Johnson. This object appears on Mount Suribachi with five soldiers in Joe Rosenthal's photo of Iwo Jima. For 10 points, name this symbolic object to which American school children pledge allegiance.
first_sentence: The "March of" this object titled a rabidly imperialist campaign speech by Indiana senator Albert Beveridge after the Spanish-American War.
raw_answer: American flag [or the stars and stripes; or Old Glory; prompt on "flagpole"]