Has it been approved? I’ve just done the quiz and I couldn’t tell where the penultimate answer was supposed to be on the map. I got it eventually by guessing potential answers.
Is an arrow pointing to it possible or does that ruin your map?
@AbhishekNS - no, guam is a territory of the us, just like the falkland islands are a territory of the uk. however, french guiana is a department of france, which is similar to us states.
My understanding has always been that Réunion has the same legal status as French Guiana. Seems a bit inconsistent for quizzes on this site to regularly include French Guiana as part of France, but exclude the other four overseas regions as "external territories."
Including overseas territories (but not the claims over the 60° S) we would add France (Réunion, Mayotte, TAAF), UK (Falklands, South Georgia & South Sandwich) and Norway (Bouvet), right?
Thanks to this site I have learned that French departments and regions are not the same things as territories. Departments are divisions similar to US states. According to Wikipedia, France has five overseas departments and regions, including Martinique, Reunion, Mayotte, French Guiana, and Guadaloupe. "Each overseas department is the sole department in its own overseas region (French: région d'outre-mer) with powers identical to the regions of metropolitan France." It sounds as though Mayotte and Reunion are part of France just as Hawaii is part of the US but maybe someone from France could clarify the issue. I have no idea what TAAF is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overseas_department_and_region
Hi ! As a french, I agree with everything you said in your comment, Mayotte and Réunion are part of France (and UE fyi) as Hawaii is part of the US (and should be included in this quiz for me but that’s just my personal opinion).
TAAF is the terres australes et antarctiques françaises (French Southern and Antarctic Lands). It includes the Kerguelen and Crozet Islands, Saint Paul and Amsterdam Islands and some other scattered islands in the Indian Ocean.
No. Alaska and Hawaii are states like the lower 48. But you wouldn't say that Puerto Rico is. Reunion is a department of France, not a administrative region. They are not as much apart of France as Hawaii and Alaska are apart of the USA.
French departments are the equivalent of US states, Reunion and Mayotte are both departments and are constitutionally identical to Paris or Normandy, which means that yes, France should be on this quiz.
Hmm... I ask because you are his classmate, and I miss him in my blog. I thinked that he would comment. He likes my blogs, and mentioned them in the interview made by baptistegorce. So, I think that. But thanks for answer.
Okay...I'm going to call total BS on 86% of quiz takers knowing Eswatini. I'm a reasonably intellegent guy and know my geography, but, if it makes people feel smarter to use Google to get their answers, so be it. The only person you're fooling is yourself.
I know it says no terretories in the description but it wouls be cool to make one with them. So many people wouldnt know of Bouvet Island (owned by Norway).
Is an arrow pointing to it possible or does that ruin your map?