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- Q1The cartographer of this map most wanted to focus on:the political geography of Asiathe spread of Buddhismthe trade routes of Asiathe physical geography of Asia60s6.3
- Q2The title of this map is:Religions of the WorldPew Research Center's ForumPrevalence of ChristianityMajority Religion, by Country60s6.3
- Q3The darker the color the:the less likely it is that the country allows other religionsthe less likely it is that people follow that faiththe older the religion in that countrymore popular the religion in that country60s6.3
- Q4The purpose of this map is to:show natural resourcesshow climate zonesshow vegetationshow weather60s6.3
- Q5This map shows:climatepopulationprecipitationlandforms60s6.3
- Q6Why would a map like this be helpful?to guide agricultureto attract tourismto avoid the rainy seasonsto find population centers60s6.3
- Q7This is a population map of Africa. The darker colors mean:more large cities exist in the countryfewer people live in a countrymore people live in a countryfewer farmlands exist in a country60s6.3
- Q8This map was created by cartographers to:show the progression of Hannibal in his military campaigndemonstrate trade routes in Asiareflect the importance of water on transportationguide modern warfare and tactical strategies60s6.3
- Q9This map is considered a:physical mappolitical mapspecial purpose map60s6.3
- Q10The purpose of this map is to:provide a way to track flooding along the Nileshow the arable land near the Nile and the desert surrounding itprovide a way to locate the cataracts on the Nileshow the regions/divisions of Ancient Cultures along the Nile60s6.3

