What does the double-headed eagle on the flag of Albania represent?
Answer Independence
Albania took the double-headed eagle, which was used in ancient times to represent great empires, from the banner of the Byzantine Empire. It was used as a heraldic symbol during the Middle Ages and was adopted in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries as a symbol of Albania's independence from the Ottoman Empire.
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