The worst and best places to be gay in the U.S.
The map is based on scoring in a number of categories, such as “Recognition of Marriage” and “Protected Class” (for
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Jewish Population in Europe: A Historical Perspective Before and After the Holocaust
Discover the rich history of Jewish communities in Europe, their demographics before and after the Holocaust, and how these communities have evolved over time.
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Every Country’s The Top-Rated Movie
Rave Reviews compiled a list of the most highly ranked movies created in every nation and made the world map of best movies. The Shawshank Redemption is the most top-rated movie in the world with over a million votes, topping the IMDb’s Top 250 with a ratio of 9.3.
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The Year Women Got The Vote in Each Country
Discover the fascinating history of women’s suffrage around the world. Our interactive map highlights when each country granted women the right to vote, showcasing the global journey towards gender equality.
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Smoking Rates in the U.S. and Canada
How do smoking rates in the U.S. and Canada compare? See 2018 data on smoking rates, regional differences, and successful tobacco control measures.
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Is Turkey a Rich or Poor Country? A Look at Global GDP Rankings
Turkey’s GDP (PPP) per capita was $27,630 in 2018. See how Turkey compares to the rest of the world and its neighboring countries in terms of economic strength.
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Map of the Ancient Roman World from Their Perspective
Discover how ancient Romans saw the world through maps like Orbis Terrarum and Pomponius Mela’s Orbis Habitabilis. Learn how these maps reflected the Roman Empire’s power and worldview.
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The Great Wall of America: A Satirical Look at Politics, Guns, and Isolation
Matt Wuerker’s 2018 cartoon “The Great Wall of America” cleverly blends politics, gun culture, and isolationism. Explore the deeper message behind this witty map.
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The World According to Rome
Step into the mind of Ancient Rome with two humorous maps that show how Romans might have seen the world in 125 AD — from “stinky people” to “crazy religions.”
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Why Are Nordic Countries So Optimistic About Their Children’s Future?
Why are countries like Sweden, Finland, and Denmark so confident about their children’s future? Explore the social policies and factors driving this optimism — and how it’s linked to overall happiness.
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