supporting details: 1. Beyond that, she noted, “the symbols serve as a rallying point for all hate groups.” Banning them helps prevent them from being used to fan hate in Germany.

2. "Banning them was appropriate," she said. "Americans made a different choice with the symbols of the Confederacy.”

The first supporting detail that i wrote relates to the Central idea because the author tries to persuade them to banned the both of the flags, because the hate in going to increase and increase and keep on going wrong. also its not fair to only band one flag,

The second supporting detail that i wrote relates to the central idea because the author is giving more reasons why they should banned, like giving example of America too.

Supporting details- " In Germany, wearing or publicly displaying Nazi symbols can result in up to three years in prison."

"The flag itself would fly over statehouses in several former Confederate states."

. The AUTHORS supporting details are connected with the AUTHORS central idea that they are taking this nazi flag banning seriously, also that the confederate flag

"The Nazi flags were torn down while defeated German cities still burned."

This show that the Nazi flag is a terrible thing and that know one should wear it or have it.

"Things turned out very differently for the Confederate battle flag. It found its way into cemeteries and flag stands and even became part of some official state flags. The flag itself would fly over statehouses in several former Confederate states"

This Tell you that people think the Confederate flag is not a bad think because it still not banned and its stands over statehouses

"They’re symbols of a way of life that is completely unacceptable,” she said.Germans realized that the only way to once again become a nation worthy ofrespect was to get rid of all Nazi-era symbols. "Banning them was appropriate,"she said. "Americans made a different choice with the symbols of the Confederacy.”

"Nazi Germany ceased to exist in 1945. Eighty years earlier, in 1865, another war, the Civil War, brought an end to the Confederate States of America, the breakaway would-be nation formed by the slave-owning Southern states. What ended up happening to the symbols of the two governments differed greatly, however."

"The conquering Allies banned the display of Nazi symbols in October 1945. The new Federal Republic of Germany enshrined that ban in German law in 1949."