In 2004, Wal-Mart paid ov
In 2004, Wal-Mart paid over 200,000 dollars worth of bribes to build a supermarket in this ancient city's archeological zone. Refugees from the eruption of the Xitle volcano may have been responsible for this city's expansion, and a man referenced in monuments in Tikal named "Spearthrower Owl" is thought to have ruled this city. The Wagner Murals were illegally removed from this city and depict its "Great Goddess." The talud-tablero architectural style originated here. In this city, the (*) Street of the Dead runs from La Ciudadela to the Pyramid of the Moon, which sits at a right angle to the world's third-largest pyramid, the Pyramid of the Sun. The zenith of its power occurred around 450 A.D. For 10 points, name this Early Classic Pre-Aztec site located outside of Mexico City.
In 2004, Wal-Mart paid over 200,000 dollars worth of bribes to build a supermarket in this ancient city's archeological zone.
Teotihuacan