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The Inca Empire might have thought of spainards character as; frivolous, wealthy, well to do.
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I don't know if the Ancient Egyptian system counts as an Empire as such. Alexander the Great conquers Persia & other places 300 years BC..... It might be Akkadian empire sargon was the builder of the first world empire.
Greek cities interfered in the Persian Empire in support of the Greek cities within the Empire. This led the Persians to think that the only way for peace was to absorb the Greek cities into the Empire. A fifty-year war ensued.
they didnt 'abandon them' Constantine the great converted the roman empire from its pagan routs into Christianity, if he didnt then we might still have them today
The Spanish pretty much tried to plunder the Aztecs, resulting in their city in ruins after they finally managed to drive them again. If the Spanish did not try to conquer them for their gold, the Aztecs might just have grown out to become the dominant empire in North America.
becuse you might not speak the same launge and you have to take care of the empire
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Answer 1The Inca Empire consisted of a great number of different population groups. The ruling Incas had no subgroups, but the Empire was awash with different cultures, religions and languages. Even the ruling Incas themselves might be constituted of different population groups, but we don't know: they were diligent record-keepers, but their written records have so far resisted deciphering. And the Spaniards also destroyed a lot of the Inca records.___________________________________________________Answer 2The fact that the Incas increased their empire through wars, the conquest of different peoples and cultures was very common. As pointed out, the ruling classes did try and stay "pure." But even the ruling classes were rife with jealousies and power hungry people.
the incas were a native tribe that lived mostly along the Chile coast. until their leader moctezuma was captured by pizzaro and held for ransom. the Inca moslty died out by small pocs and from the spanish conquestidors. even today, you might find a descendant in northern south America
Alexander first had to conquer the empire to rule it. By the time he had finished the conquest, he died. So we would have to imagine what he might have done if he had lived to fully implement the areas he had already begun - to Hellenise the empire as a civilising influence on society.
Yes, a big percentage of the population in Ecuador is indigenous. Most of them can trace their roots back to the Inca Empire. However, the population is also very mixed with European and Africa, thus a lot of people might have have mixed ancestry.
The Incas were actually from South America, specifically the Andean regions of present-day Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Chile. They built a vast empire known as Tawantinsuyu, with their capital located in Cusco, Peru. Their civilization flourished in the Andes Mountains and along the western coast of South America.
because the incas feared that the spanish might be gods
It is too difficult to govern or conquer.
There are many reasons why they could have decide to conquer it: . trade-they maybe wanted a wider range of goods to interchange with other countries .The king might have wanted to largen the british empire . The need of more slaves .More land for prisoners to be sent to .More land to wrok on and grow crops . A varity of different animals .More slaves to sell Hope that helped.
The Holy Roman Empire was dissolved by Napoleon, and became just a large number of small countries. In the years after the Napoleonic Wars ended, these countries came together in a confederacy called the Zollverein, or German Customs Union. This might be the best organization to call the replacement of the Holy Roman Empire.