| Create symbols and a map key illustrating the types of crops grown in this area of the United States. |
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| Create a second map key using texture, such as dots or stripes, to illustrate when lands were given up by France. |
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| Create a map key to help explain when the French acquired each piece of land. |
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| Develop symbols to illustrate each country's natural resources and include them in a map key. |
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| The numbers indicate some of the city's landmarks, as described in the map key, so you can better find your way around. |
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| The map key, or legend, describes how to interpret the map's symbols and may give details of publication and authorship. |
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| Alternatively a map key can be produced associating the contours with their values. |
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| Prepare a map key illustrating how you labeled your map. |
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| From the map and map key answer the following questions. |
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| If your cursor is over the drawing area, and if you press a letter key on your keyboard, MEDUSA automatically detects this as the beginning of a map key. |
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| Map key NGOs concerned with security and human rights issues. |
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