State of the World, 2000 Classroom Wall Map
Most classroom walls carry a current world map, which is the wrong tool the moment a lesson turns to the end of the twentieth century. Borders shifted after 1991, new states appeared, and students cannot reason about that change if the only reference in the room shows today.
This map freezes the political world at the turn of the millennium and labels the sovereign states as they were recognized then. It comes from the Kappa Map Group Classroom Series, the same run of history sheets teachers use to move a class from nineteenth century battles through modern events.
- Country labels across every continent, plus a list identifying the smaller Pacific, Caribbean, and European nations too compact to label on the sheet itself
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements for public, private, parochial, and home school programs
- Finishing choices include spring roller with backboard, lamination, foam core mounting, rails, and black or walnut framing
- Map Shop assembles multi-map roller sets so several Classroom Series history maps share one mount

