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    The Largest Prehispanic Structure North of Mexico, Situated at Cahokia
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The Largest Prehispanic Structure North of Mexico, Situated at Cahokia

Question 24

Question 24

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The largest prehispanic structure north of Mexico, situated at Cahokia, is called


A) Monks Mound.
B) Mound 72.
C) the Great Kiva.
D) Pueblo Bonito.

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