An Example That Demonstrates the Usefulness of Maps as an Unobtrusive

question 21

Multiple Choice

An example that demonstrates the usefulness of maps as an unobtrusive measure is ________.

• A) Howard Becker's example of San Francisco maps, which demonstrates they are made for tourists with cars since they fail to indicate the presence of hills
• B) Max Weber's example of Berlin maps, which demonstrates they were made for touring patriots to see every possible war memorial
• C) Will C. van den Hoonaard's example of Icelandic maps, which demonstrates they are "dumbed down" for foreigners who are expected to know nothing about the culture or language
• D) Talcott Parsons' example of workplace maps, which demonstrates they are implicitly sexist

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