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In-Text Map TransparenciesWorld Continents and Oceans

World Climate Regions

World Population Density

United States: Population Density

Canada: Economic Activity

Mexico’s Native American Civilizations

Central America and the Caribbean Islands: Political

Brazil and Its Neighbors: Physical/Political

The Andean Countries: Climate

Classical Greek and Roman Empires

Western and Eastern Europe c. 1950

Western Europe: Political

Eastern Europe: Population Density

Russia: Climate

The Eurasian Republics: Economic Activity

Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt

North Africa: Physical/Political

Southwest Asia: Physical/Political

West Africa: Population Density

Major African Ethnic Groups

African Independence Dates

South Asia: Population Density

China and Its Neighbors: Population Density

Japan and the Koreas: Physical/Political

Southeast Asia: Political

Australia and New Zealand: Physical/Political

Oceania and Antarctica: Political

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