TThis map shows countries of the Third World, which traditionally refers to countries with developing economies in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Oceania. Historically, the term originated during the Cold War to describe countries that were non-aligned with NATO or the Communist bloc. This map provides a visual representation of these regions, emphasizing their geographic distribution and socio-economic characteristics. While the term 'Third World' is now considered outdated and is often replaced with 'developing countries', this illustration reflects the historical classification. This map serves as an educational tool for understanding global development inequalities and the historical geopolitical context, highlighting countries striving for economic growth and stability.