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Section F. 1. The maya civilization still exist in Guatemala and all across the Yucatan. their languages and traditions survived and they live in extremely poverty. They dissapeared when the spanish conquistadors arrived in Maya territory and defeated to all the maya civilization.

2. Iximche is located in the town of Tecpan in Guatemala City. Uaxactun is located in the department of Peten, Guatemala. Zaculeu is located in the western highlands of Guatemala. Gumarcaaj is located in the department of Quiche, Guatemala. 3. Yaxha, Topoxte, Tikal, Tamarindito, Quirigua, Piedras Negras, Mixco and Kaminaljuyu. 4. Pedro de Alvarado was the leader of the spanish conquistadors. 5. Tecun Uman was a great warrior and last leader of the Maya-Quiche civilization in Guatemala. 6. Justo Rufino Barrios was a military and political Guatemalan, he was President of Guatemala from 1873 to 1885. 7. The building received that name because he was the creator of this instituion. 8. Alvaro Arzu was the president when the peace agreements was signed. 9. The requirements are having Guatemalan nationality, be an adult and be empadronado. 10. The next presidential election will be in 2016.

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Section G & H.

1. I think this period was called ten years of spring because there was a democratic period of free speech and open political activity. The presidents permitted free expression, legalized unions, encouraged social reform and the formation of political parties.

2. The two reformiste presidents are Jacobo Arbenz and Juan Jose Arevalo. 3. The USA was the major supplier of military assistance to the country.