New World Map Analysis

The video tutorial explores the creation of a new world map by removing existing borders and countries, and designing new nations across different continents. The creator starts with North America, moves through South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Oceania, discussing the rationale behind each new nation. The video concludes with a call for community feedback and engagement.

What is the primary goal of the new world map creation?

• To create a map with fewer nations

• To make a brand new map with as many nations as possible

• To create a map with no borders

• To replicate the old world map

Which areas are included in the Caribbean nation?

• Cuba, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, parts of Florida, and the Yucatan Peninsula

• Only Cuba and Puerto Rico

• All of North America

• Only the Yucatan Peninsula and Florida

What is the unique feature of the Central American nation in the new map?

• It is a small nation with no influence

• It includes all of Mexico

• It is based on the real-life United Provinces of Central America

• It includes parts of South America

Which nation is considered the most powerful in the new South America?

• The nation in Argentina

• The nation in Brazil

• The nation in northern South America

• The nation in the Peru area

What is the purpose of including straight lines in the borders?

• To make the map look more chaotic

• To indicate areas of conflict or war

• To make the map look like the old world map

• To simplify the drawing process

How is the UK divided in the new map?

• It remains as one nation

• Into three separate nations

• Into two nations, one controlling part of the European coastline

• Into England, Wales, and Scotland

What is the approach taken for creating nations in the Middle East?

• Replicating the Byzantine Empire

• Creating new nations with no historical basis

• Ignoring geographical features

• Following the old world map

Which area in Africa is considered a superpower in the new map?

• Western Africa

• The Saharan Desert

• The Horn of Africa

• The Mediterranean region

What is the unique feature of the new nations in Asia?

• They follow the old world map closely

• They are all small and similar in size

• They include a mix of large and small nations with unique borders

• They are based on historical empires

How is Australia divided in the new map?

• It is divided based on population density

• It is divided into east and west, with a northern region

• It remains as one big nation

• It is split into four equal parts