The palace was restored in the 1860s, and served as the presidential palace until the 1930s.
The palace was restored in the 1860s, and served as the presidential palace until the 1930s. In 1940 it became a museum, and in 1945 hosted the Inter-American Conference on hemispheric security. Starting in 1841, the palace served as National Military Academy, until the hill was stormed in 1847 by U.S. troops who killed most of the Mexican cadets in battle. For 10 points, what hill in western Mexico City has a name that translates to "hill of the grasshopper"?
The palace was restored in the 1860s, and served as the presidential palace until the 1930s.
{Chapultepec} (prompt on "Mexico City")