<h2>7. Right answer: flood</h2>
Suchitoto is a town at El Salvador that is currently considered heritage and is prosperous. However, in the 1970s it suffered isolation due to the construction of the Cerrón Grande Hydroelectric Plant with a reservoir, later known as Lake of Suchitlán; and with it <u>the flood</u> of fertile fields that were the inhabitants' source of production.
In addition, this town was severely affected by the civil war that took place between the guerrillas and the Salvadoran Army between 1980 and 1992.
This war caused the migration of the majority of the population to safe areas or places of refuge leaving their homes in abandonment.
<h2>8. Right answer: the real name of present-day San Salvador</h2>
Ciudad Vieja (Old Town) is the name by which a now defunct Spanish population of the once Mayor City Hall of San Salvador is known.
In other words:
Is the original San Salvador
This place was founded with the title of Villa and the name of San Salvador, with the objective to serve as a city of Spaniards in the territory to "pacify" the inhabitants, conquer them, dominate them, Christianize them and Castilianize them (teaching the spanish-castilian language). Although it had more characteristics of a military fort than of a city.
