Return of Horrible Educational Maps

Technically this is a globe and not a map, but I think it fits

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POLAND CAN INTO PLANET!!
 
It's about a quarter of a circle's circumference south of where it's indicated in that map more or less. Still not as egregious as other cities indicated I suppose.

At least it's in the right state, unlike Jacksonville, SC or GA (hard to tell with the large circles, but it's either on Savannah or Charleston)
 
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From my AP World History test prep book (Princeton Review). How they got all this so wrong on a prep book for the highest-level WH course I'll never know.
  • French Alsace-Lorraine
  • Independent Corsica
  • No Norwegian independence
  • Independent Finland
  • Weird Dutch polders
  • Whatever the fuck is happening with Germany and Austria-Hungary
  • Moldova
  • Some modern Balkan borders (Montenegro, Serbia, etc.)
  • Ottomans in Balkans not connected with Thrace, incorrect Serbian border
 
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152140163236888025

From my AP World History test prep book (Princeton Review). How they got all this so wrong on a prep book for the highest-level WH course I'll never know.
  • French Alsace-Lorraine
  • Independent Corsica
  • No Norwegian independence
  • Independent Finland
  • Weird Dutch polders
  • Whatever the fuck is happening with Germany and Austria-Hungary
  • Moldova
  • Some modern Balkan borders (Montenegro, Serbia, etc.)
  • Ottomans in Balkans not connected with Thrace, incorrect Serbian border

Not to mention the independent Estonian islands. And a strangely independent Algeria. And the polderised East Prussia.

Dat Bosnia-Herzegovina.
 
In defense of Princeton the other maps don't look too bad. I have no idea wtf happened in that one tho lol

Edit: every map is horrible, just not as horrible
Like they're all stylized and squiggly and they miss random countries or borders

Edit #2:
Last year's AP Euro map was exactly the same for WWI except Austria-Hungary was one crooked mass without the weird borders inside. Someone in-between last year and now saw a mistake, decided to fix it, messed everything up, then gave up and just copied and pasted Hungary into the map.
 
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I'd like to add another Princeton AP World review map, this one supposedly of Africa in 1914.
Featuring:
--random stylization when it comes to the borders
--rivers that aren't differentiated from borders
--some random permissible mistakes regarding internal territorial divisions
--Lake Chad? Independent state? Can't tell
--Post WWI borders
--An expansionist France that snatches the Gambia, Portuguese Guinea, Togoland, Western Nigeria
--Britain trading Rwanda and Uganda with Belgium for parts of the Congo.
--Belgium, hungry for more land, fills in Lake Victoria and claims it in the name of King Leopold.
--British Djibouti
--Successful Italian conquest of Ethiopia
--Spain loses Equatorial Guinea
--Egyptian nationalists liberate all Egyptian land to the East of the Nile; Britain keeps the rest.
--All of Asia moves several miles westwards to smash against the Sinai.
--I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure the Nile doesn't look like that in southern Sudan


Edit: “Portugese”
 
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I'd like to add another Princeton AP World review map, this one supposedly of Africa in 1914.
Featuring:
--random stylization when it comes to the borders
--rivers that aren't differentiated from borders
--some random permissible mistakes regarding internal territorial divisions
--Lake Chad? Independent state? Can't tell
--Post WWI borders
--An expansionist France that snatches the Gambia, Portuguese Guinea, Togoland, Western Nigeria
--Britain trading Rwanda and Uganda with Belgium for parts of the Congo.
--Belgium, hungry for more land, fills in Lake Victoria and claims it in the name of King Leopold.
--British Djibouti
--Successful Italian conquest of Ethiopia
--Spain loses Equatorial Guinea
--Egyptian nationalists liberate all Egyptian land to the East of the Nile; Britain keeps the rest.
--All of Asia moves several miles westwards to smash against the Sinai.
--I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure the Nile doesn't look like that in southern Sudan
I saw that, too! It was in the Chapter? Drills thing AFAIK.
 
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