What is the pirate flag with the skull and cross-bones called?
The Correct Answer is Jolly Roger. The pirate flag with the skull and cross-bones called is Jolly Roger. Jolly Roger is the pirate flag featuring the skull and crossbones.
The origin of the skull and crossbones flag, sometimes known as the Jolly Roger, which has been connected with pirates for centuries is told in Jolly Roger: A Symbol of Terror and Pride. The name Jolly Roger is supposed to be derived from the French term “joli rouge,” which translates to “beautiful red.”
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Several pirate commanders, including Black Sam Bellamy, Edward England, and John Taylor, adopted the flag that is now known as the Jolly Roger—the skull and crossbones insignia on a black banner—during the 1710s.
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