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The Inca did not have cannons. Otherwise, they could have defeated the Spanish and stayed independent!


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The gold and silver of the Inca was taken to Spain. At first Atahualpa, the last Inca, was kidnapped by Pizarro, and took a ransom consisting of many objects of gold and silver. Later the Spanish sacked the cities and took more gold yet. Much of this gold was accumulated by the Spanish Empire and a small part goes to the soldiers who conquered the Inca Empire.


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Did the Spanish kill the Incas and take there wealth?

Yes, the Spanish conquistadors led by Francisco Pizarro conquered the Inca Empire in the early 16th century. They killed many Incas and looted their wealth, including gold and silver. This conquest led to the downfall of the Inca civilization.


How did smallpox the disease help the spanish conquistadors defeat the natvie American population?

Many of the natives died of small pox. This helped the Spanish take over the Inca empire.


Who is the explorer who destroyed many Incan cities?

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Where do the Inca live now?

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