The part of geography that embodies map making is known as
A) theodesy.
B) geodesy.
C) cartography.
D) calligraphy.

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Cartography is the specific study and practice of making maps, encompassing techniques such as projection, scale, and symbolization. Geodesy, on the other hand, focuses on the measurement and mathematical representation of the earth's shape and gravity field. Theodesy and calligraphy are not related concepts in geography.

The Part of Geography That Embodies Map Making Is Known