Which symbol is displayed to foster citizenship at official FFA meetings?

The American flag is displayed to foster citizenship at official FFA meetings because it represents the values of freedom, democracy, and unity that are central to American society. Incorporating the American flag during meetings underscores the importance of patriotism and civic responsibility among members. It serves as a reminder of the organization's connection to the broader ideals of leadership and community service that FFA promotes.

In contrast, while the FFA emblem symbolizes the purpose and goals of the organization itself, and the state flag represents state pride and identity, neither specifically highlights citizenship to the same extent as the American flag. The school mascot may evoke school spirit and camaraderie among students but does not relate directly to the themes of citizenship and national pride emphasized in FFA meetings.