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1. Talley, Schissler

2. Simplifying knowledge does not provide an accurate representation of the current state of reality.

3. This map is representative of our knowledge claim because the traffic map is delayed and does not demonstrate what is happening in real time, but rather a delayed/alternative version of reality.

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-Livi Ryan, Emma Roskelley, Johanna Shepela

-Expectations and perceptions influence how we view and seek knowledge.

-We have expectations as society about what a "correct" map looks like but maps are just our own perception of knowledge and when it doesn't conform to our expectations we will say that it is wrong.

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Griet, Natalie, Aiden, Olivia

Relying on simplified models of complex ideas damages original thought.

This map shows Palestine and Israel, just the geographical location but does not reveal any political tensions or mentions of war.

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1. Emmett, Mo, Fernando

2. Due to a history of imperialism and colonization, Cartographers often have biases when choosing names for lands of other cultures.

3. The country known as India, tried to rename itself to the more culturally appropriate, Bharat, and although achieving recognition, it is still largely overlooked Internationally.

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Keagan, Daniel, Klara

Knowledge claim: Maps are a bad representation of knowledge because they relies on a singular point of view, the cartographer.

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Eliana, Kiernan, Kalli

Maps are never purely objective creations.

Can be influenced by standards, values, beliefs and limitations of the creator

Also can be influenced by politics (Gulf of America)

Pressure by society to change the map - makes it less accurate

Maps are subjective to what the viewer accepts

Old printed maps can not be changed which means they don't reflect reality (territories change faster than the maps)

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1.Group members

2.Takeaway/Knowledge Claim

3.Example of a map (find a link to post) that illustrates your KC