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Generalization is the process by which:
Answer:
1. Real-world features are selected or not selected for inclusion on a map.
2. The cartographer communicates the spatial pattern and organization of real-world objects on a map.
3. Point, line, and area symbolism is chosen.
4. Misleading or erroneous information is added to a map.
5. Real-world features are simplified to allow them to be drawn on a map at reduced scale.
Real-world features are simplified to allow them to be drawn on a map at reduced scale.
The cartographer communicates the spatial pattern and organization of real-world objects on a map.
Real-world features are selected or not selected for inclusion on a map.
2. The cartographer communicates the spatial pattern and organization of real-world objects on a map.
3. Point, line, and area symbolism is chosen.
4. Misleading or erroneous information is added to a map.
5. Real-world features are simplified to allow them to be drawn on a map at reduced scale.
Real-world features are simplified to allow them to be drawn on a map at reduced scale.
The cartographer communicates the spatial pattern and organization of real-world objects on a map.
Real-world features are selected or not selected for inclusion on a map.
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