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I need an answer asap I’m on a timed pre quiz The image shows an ancient Babylonian map of the world. A yellow-colored stone with symbols and pictures carved in it. How would a modern map of the world differ from the map shown? It would show a great deal more of the world. It would show the locations of important population centers. It would focus on physical features instead of national boundaries. It would use available technology to create a true representation of the area. The image shows an ancient Babylonian map of the world. A yellow-colored stone with symbols and pictures carved in it. How would a modern map of the world differ from the map shown? It would show a great deal more of the world. It would show the locations of important population centers. It would focus on physical features instead of national boundaries. It would use available technology to create a true representation of the area.

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