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Nobody knows. Estimates for the population of the Inca empire at its peak range from three million (Kroeber 1939) to 39 million (Cook 1965). Neither extreme is convincing: something around 10m might be considered a plausible compromise, though no consensus exists. By 1650 fewer than two million indigenous inhabitants remained.
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What disease reduced the Incas population?
I belive that small pox reduced the incas population but the again im just a fifth grader. so you can take this answer or not
How did incas handle population growth?
they killed the kids
How did the Incas die out?
Most of the Incas who were not killed by the Spanish in combat probably died from European diseases. But the Incas probably did not die out entirely; rather, the survivors of the Spanish invasion simply assimilated into the rest of the population.
How did the spread of civilization begin in America?
Europe(The Spanish) began to systematically wipe out the indigenous population as they moved west such as the Incas ,Aztecs and the Mayans.
Who did the Incas interact with?
incas interact with other incas and animals posted by Cody incas interact with other incas and animals posted by Cody incas interact with other incas and animals posted by Cody incas interact with other incas and animals posted by Cody
What did incas were?
The Incas were clothes
What was the outcome of the war between the Incas and the Conquistadors in South America?
The Incas were tricked by the Conqestadors to find the sacred jewels and gold of the untouched land. Once found, they were made slaves and when there were rebellions the Conquistador's massacred the indigenous Inca population.
What problems did the incas have?
what problems DID INCAS have
What did the Incas create?
The Incas created temples.
When were the Incas conquered?
The Incas were conquered in 1532.
What city was built by the Incas?
The Incas mountain
How did Incas dress?
The Incas dressed in colorful and finely woven garments made from materials such as cotton, wool, and alpaca. They wore tunics, cloaks, and headpieces decorated with intricate designs and symbols that reflected their social status and identity within the society. The clothing often featured bright colors like red, yellow, and blue, and were sometimes adorned with gold and silver ornaments.
