Which map projection preserves shape but distorts size?

• Mercator

• Robinson

• Wellmeide

• Hindel Tindel

What term describes a country extending its power by controlling other areas?

• Globalization

• Imperialism

• Industrialization

• Urbanism

Which of the following is NOT a feature on a political map?

• National borders

• Capital cities

• Topographical features

• Country names

Which is a social consequence of the Mercator projection's distortion?

• Overemphasis on the importance of equatorial countries

• Accurate representation of population densities

• Underestimation of the size and importance of Africa

• Improved navigation for sailors

How does the Mercator projection represent Africa compared to its actual size?

• Larger than its true size

• Smaller than its true size

• Exactly its true size

• It doesn't show Africa at all

Which is a consequence of the Mercator projection?

• Countries near the equator appear smaller

• Greenland appears larger than Africa

• Antarctica is not visible

• The Pacific Ocean appears smaller

Which factor contributed to the expansion of European colonialism in the 19th century?

• The invention of the printing press

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Black Death pandemic

What is the primary purpose of using frames in studying world history?

• To memorize dates and names
• To simplify complex events into manageable concepts
• To connect events across multiple eras
• To create fictional stories about the past

How do frames help us understand history?

• They provide a complete history of every event

• They allow us to see patterns and connections over time

• They are only useful for studying ancient history

• They eliminate the need for critical thinking

What does the Communities frame focus on?

• The technological advancements of the past
• The structure of societies, including state and religion
• The economic systems of different eras
• The artistic expressions of various cultures