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The Mayan City of Tikal, one of the first Mayan cities developed; built during the Pre-Classic Period that dates between 1500 B.C.E to 300 C.E.
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City of Teotihuacan in Mexico; developed strong alliance with the Mayans that helped both empires to prosper.
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Ruins of the ceremonial platform on the west side of the Plaza of the Moon in Teotihuacan; the collapse of Teotihuacan at first caused Mayans to prosper, but then eventually, many believe, was a factor in the collapse of their empire.
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Chasuble, a decorative outergarment worn by high-ranking priests of the Catholic Church when celebrating Mass.
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The flag of Nicaragua created shortly after they gained independence to show they were their own independent country.
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Daniel Ortega; elected president of Nicaragua in 1984 as a member of the Sandanistan party
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Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, elected president in 1990 when she defeated Ortega. Part of the National Opposition Union; major force in helping to end the civil war.
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The ruins of the North Acropolis and Temple 1 in one of the first mayan cities, Tikal; shortly before the official recorded collapse the Mayans abandoned their cities, including Tikal, for no known reason.