Referring to the Chapter Feature, "The Visual Record: Modern Maps

question 51

Multiple Choice

Referring to the chapter feature, "The Visual Record: Modern Maps, " all of the following are true except

• A)changes in mapping were the result of innovations learned from Renaissance art.
• B)early maps were often decorated with pictures of ships and sea monsters.
• C)linear prospective was not adaptable to map making.
• D)Rhumb lines helped to navigate between two points.
• E)information can be gained from maps.

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