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What type of map show is countries and cities?
a "world map"...
What do different colors on the map mean?
It depends on the map. On a political map they would show different countries. On a relief map they would show hills and mountains. On a thematic map they would display data.
What is a European map?
A European map is a geographical representation of the continent of Europe, displaying its countries, cities, borders, bodies of water, and other physical features. It is commonly used for navigation, education, and planning purposes.
What kind of map shows boundaries and countries?
A political map serves this purpose as opposed to a physical map which shows features of geography, such as mountains
Show 10 democratic countries and 5 non-democratic countries on a world map?
india
What type of map show human-made features such as borders states and countries?
type of map shows human-made features such as borders, and countries
What doe a physical map show that a political map does not?
A physical map shows geological features and elevation. A political map shows countries, states and cities.
Can you show me ten countries in the tropics?
I can't give you tours, but I can point them out on a map.
What is the difference between Physican map and Political map?
Physical* Physical maps show the features of the map. Lakes, mountains, etc. Political maps show the boundaries of the countries/states. They also name them.
What is a map that illistrates states capitals and countries?
A political map displays states' capitals and countries. Political maps also show borders of states and countries. They are used when discussing political trends and population.
Which conclusion about the slave trade in Africa is supported by the map?
Several European countries participated in the slave trade :3
What are the similarities between map and a globe?
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 ...
