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Nearly every village in Mexico has a church and a market. The city''s public square where the market is held is called a... A. Q

uatro B. Plaza C. Casa D. Squatter
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oksano4ka [1.4K]3 years ago
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B. Plaza

The city's public square where the market is held is called a plaza. Plaza actually means the towns square or open space, so that has to be the correct answer.
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