How are modern maps and ancient maps similar?

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aleksley [76]3 years ago

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Answer:

C: They both rely on art and scince for map-making

Explanation:

It isn't A, since ancient maps were not 3D at all. C is incorrect do to the first maps being found way before paper existed. D is incorrect because ancient maps were not all focused on the physical features and some were just to map out country borders, towns, etc. B just makes sense anyway, you use visuals to show where places are, science to know where the places go to map them.

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