Return of Horrible Educational Maps

I was more puzzled at where they decided to label french regions and places, but Netherlands too I guess.
Yes, a world where the Basques are spread to the Loire and the Normands decided to permanently settle at the Mediterranean sea, is ASB enough for the Netherlands to be swallowed by the sea that far.
 
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from here: not educational, likely intentional but really weird: South Atlantic almost closed like in Gondwanaland, random ridges in the North Atlantic, Australia having the west bitten off and shoved between Africa and India, and a strange minicontinent and other strange islands south of Indonesia...

That strange minicontinent looks suspiciously like Greenland. Not quite sure about most of those other islands. Oh, and that Black Caspian Sea combination above a withered Anatolia...

Oh and they have that map larger as a background image as well:

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All of them. Jut to pick an example, the Aztec, Inca and Songhai empires were long gone before Russia got to Alaska or the Portuguese actually got all the way to the western end of modern Brazil.
Also, the British colonies have their pre-1713 borders with France, but Spain is depicted as owning Louisiana, which did not happen until after the Seven Years War.
 
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