How do maps shape the world we see? (I need a paragraph for this answer)

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zhannawk [14.2K]2 years ago

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they show us the location of the parts of the world

maw [93]2 years ago

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Maps are our visual representations of the world, and they shape our understanding of the world in a lot of ways. While maps can be a wonderful teaching tool, helping us to visualize our world and our place in it, misrepresentations in maps can have profound effects on our worldview. From a historical perspective, maps from different points in time illustrate the mapmakers’ priorities – what did they find important enough to include, to emphasize, to depict as larger or smaller on the map?

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