Well, a map cannot show the same things as a globe but they are pretty close. Personally I like a map better than a globe.
They both show a representation of the Earth.
no, because a world map could be a flat map and a globe cannot be a flat map.
A globe is more accurate because it is round like earth, it also shows the axel of Earth and how it it tilted, and sometimes globes have bumpy texture to show mountains and stuff. Besides those, a globe and a map are basically the same thing.
A map is printed on paper; a globe is the world map printed on a globe, which is round.
Depending on if the map is a global one, they both show the world on them. They show major and capital cities of countries and where they are. Continents and oceans, too ...
To show the location covered by the map.
A globe.
A map projection drawn in such a way that an area on the map is proportional to the area on the globe is called an equal-area projection map.
A globe will only give the most general of information while a map will list such things as roads, rivers, valleys, bridges. Also a map is easier to carry.
A map is certainly more practical - as it folds up to fit in a pocket. A globe on the other hand can be textured to show features such as mountains.
A globe is round. A map is flat.
"Parallels" of latitude. Those are the lines that are drawn horizontal on the globe or map.