I assume this was what was considered Europe back then with the Soviet Union as its own thing.
Xaxafrad on
When was the textbook published? What was the chapter about?
IncredibleCamel on
Hey, part of Denmark is missing!
Modsneedjobs on
A WHITE MANS GEOGRAPHY
KingRo48 on
The island of Europe…nice
dodvvyn on
I think something is missing
cinciNattyLight on
…it’s from 2012
KoliManja on
How lazy can the textbook writer and/or publisher be?
TheOriginalUnky on
Fuuuuuck!
joshuatx on
Portugal just casually cropped out.
up2smthng on
There is ignoring micro states and than there is just coloring in Luxembourg that is clearly visible at the map as Germany
And than there is just coloring in Luxembourg that is clearly visible at the map as France
Mediocre_Link1198 on
At least Texas recognises and united ireland
Middle-Conflict-2201 on
Why is Great Britain split up? Aren’t they all one country? Also why is Northern Ireland excluded from being drawn when Scotland and Wales are? Is the Irish propaganda finally winning?
elysehendricks on
What happened to Finland?
DevikEyes on
Europe that matter
guynamedjames on
Europe as represented by Disney movies
Express-World-8473 on
No wonder Americans are poor at geography
Far-Cellist-3224 on
With everything I know about Education in the USA… seems about right.
JaquelineDavina on
Ah, yes. How silly of me to forget that the eastern border of Germany was formed by the Baltic sea. I must have been experiencing a fit of hysteria when I visited there! A mere dream. What a silly fool I am!
Hypo_Mix on
When your boss asks for a map of Europe on Friday afternoon and you already shut down your computer.
charlieyeswecan on
It’s missing stuff
voy-tex on
I see, it’s missing the Vatican.
odoc_ on
Something something Portugal
Taupe88 on
maybe they meant Western Europe?
ILarrea on
I think everyone can agree the most glaring omission here is Luxembourg.
CHIBA1987 on
Seems like Texas
MisterPistacchio on
As someone who grew up in the Baltic sea and what I’ve learned about the Texas education system…. I’m not surprised
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I assume this was what was considered Europe back then with the Soviet Union as its own thing.
When was the textbook published? What was the chapter about?
Hey, part of Denmark is missing!
A WHITE MANS GEOGRAPHY
The island of Europe…nice
I think something is missing
…it’s from 2012
How lazy can the textbook writer and/or publisher be?
Fuuuuuck!
Portugal just casually cropped out.
There is ignoring micro states and than there is just coloring in Luxembourg that is clearly visible at the map as Germany
And than there is just coloring in Luxembourg that is clearly visible at the map as France
At least Texas recognises and united ireland
Why is Great Britain split up? Aren’t they all one country? Also why is Northern Ireland excluded from being drawn when Scotland and Wales are? Is the Irish propaganda finally winning?
What happened to Finland?
Europe that matter
Europe as represented by Disney movies
No wonder Americans are poor at geography
With everything I know about Education in the USA… seems about right.
Ah, yes. How silly of me to forget that the eastern border of Germany was formed by the Baltic sea. I must have been experiencing a fit of hysteria when I visited there! A mere dream. What a silly fool I am!
When your boss asks for a map of Europe on Friday afternoon and you already shut down your computer.
It’s missing stuff
I see, it’s missing the Vatican.
Something something Portugal
maybe they meant Western Europe?
I think everyone can agree the most glaring omission here is Luxembourg.
Seems like Texas
As someone who grew up in the Baltic sea and what I’ve learned about the Texas education system…. I’m not surprised