Question 1

Agreement ending civil war in Guatemala.

Accepted Answer

1996 Peace Deal

Question 2

People who cultivate crops for sustenance.

Accepted Answer

Agriculturalists

Question 3

Churchman advocating for native rights.

Accepted Answer

Bartolomé de las Casas

Question 4

Guatemala's economic status post-civil war.

Accepted Answer

Central America's Largest Economy

Question 5

U.S. orchestrated coup against Arbenz.

Accepted Answer

CIA Involvement

Question 6

Decades-long conflict marked by violence.

Accepted Answer

Civil War

Question 7

Key colonial export grown by Amerindians.

Accepted Answer

Cocoa Beans

Question 8

Key export that boosted Guatemala's economy.

Accepted Answer

Coffee Production

Question 9

Conflict leading to democratic reforms.

Accepted Answer

Guatemalan Revolution

Question 10

Liberal leader promoting modernization and education.

Accepted Answer

Gusto Rufino Barrios

Question 11

Measure of a country's social and economic development.

Accepted Answer

Human Development Index

Question 12

Offering of humans to Maya gods.

Accepted Answer

Human Sacrifice

Question 13

Earliest inhabitants relying on wild resources.

Accepted Answer

Hunter-Gatherers

Question 14

Plant used for dye, significant export.

Accepted Answer

Indigo

Question 15

Leader who initiated land redistribution.

Accepted Answer

Jacobo Arbenz

Question 16

Advanced society known for cities and writing.

Accepted Answer

Maya Civilization

Question 17

Ongoing instability affecting governance in Guatemala.

Accepted Answer

Political Discontent

Question 18

First president of independent Guatemala.

Accepted Answer

Rafael Carrera

Question 19

Activist awarded Nobel Peace Prize.

Accepted Answer

Rigoberta Menchú

Question 20

1500s invasion driven by gold lust.

Accepted Answer

Spanish Conquest

Question 21

Maya hero who resisted Spanish conquest.

Accepted Answer

Tekun Umán

Question 22

Major Amerindian city with pyramids.

Accepted Answer

Tikal

Question 23

U.S. company opposing Arbenz's reforms.

Accepted Answer

United Fruit Company