Asia: South and Central Asia Conquest

About South and Central Asia Conquest

South and Central Asia Conquest is a map strategy challenge on the same 12 countries as the South and Central Asia practice map. Claim a country by naming it, and fill the map before your rival, Tara the Tiger, does. Play solo or with two players on one screen.

A Bengal tiger from the Sundarbans mangroves. Swims better than you do. In a solo game the rival shares a real fact about some of the places it claims, and gives a tip when you fall behind.

Left out because they are too small to tap at this size: Maldives. Practice them on the practice map. Islands connect to the nearest land across the water, so every place can be reached.

Standards

This map is aligned with:

• C3 Framework D2.Geo.2.6-8: Use maps and other representations to explain how the locations of places and regions relate to each other.
• National Geography Standard 1: Use maps and other geographic representations to understand and communicate information.
• National Geography Standard 2: Use mental maps to organize information about people, places and environments.
• National Geography Standard 5: People create regions to make sense of Earth’s complexity.

Alignment is our own. The groups that write these standards have not reviewed or endorsed Atlas Conquest.

More maps to practice

• Asia: Conquest
• Asia: Countries and Capitals
• Asia: Physical Features
• Asia: East and Southeast Asia Conquest
• Asia: East and Southeast Asia
• Asia: Middle East Conquest
• Asia: Middle East
• Asia: South and Central Asia
• World: Countries of the World
• World: Continents and Oceans