Teotihuacan

Teotihuacan, a major ancient city in Central Mexico, was a cultural and economic hub with a diverse population. Known for its monumental architecture and religious practices, including human sacrifices, it influenced many Mesoamerican civilizations. The city thrived for centuries before mysteriously collapsing. Rediscovered by the Aztecs, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

What was the estimated population of Teotihuacan at its peak?

• 200,000 people

• 100,000 people

• 500,000 people

• 50,000 people

Which deity was considered the most important in Teotihuacan?

• The Feathered Serpent

• The Spider Goddess

• The Sun God

• The Rain God

What material was crucial to Teotihuacan's economy?

• Copper

• Obsidian

• Silver

• Gold

Which of the following civilizations was influenced by Teotihuacan?

• Navajo

• Inca

• Maya

• Olmec

What is one theory about the decline of Teotihuacan?

• A massive earthquake

• A severe drought

• A volcanic eruption

• A foreign invasion

Who named the city Teotihuacan?

• The Toltecs

• The Mayans

• The Aztecs

• The Spanish

In what year was Teotihuacan designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site?

• 2007

• 1987

• 1977

• 1997