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Why did the incas prefer not to use their army to expand their empire?
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How many Incas were in the imperial army?
3021
Did the Incas have warriors?
Yes they did. The inca hade an Army, wich the warriors faught in
Why was Persia's standing army an important factor to Persia's rapid growth?
It provided the core of its military power and so it's ability to take over the Babylonian empire and expand through Asia Minor and Egypt.
Who was the leader of the Spanish army that conquered the Inca Empire?
Francisco Pizarro defeated the Inca empire in 1535.
Which army destroyed the inca empire in 1532?
The Spanish conquistadors
What did the Incas do for their gods?
they worshipped him and was slaves for the emperor to grow food for him and bring the food to him when needed. The Incas also were in the army to serve for the empire.
What three things allowed the roman empire to expand so well?
Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.
What made the Incas so powerful?
their army
How many Incas were in the imperial army?
3021
How did Rome protect its empire?
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How big was the spanish army that took out the incas?
40,000
How did the Aztecs and the Incas lose against the europeans?
As far as the incas they lost due to three reasons. 1. Fransisco Pizaro brought horses with him. The Incas had never seen horses and feared them 2. Pizaro's army had guns. The best the Incas had were spears and bows 3. The army brought diseases with them that the Incas had never experience and were especially prone to. Hope I helped This is my first post
Conquerer of Incas?
Francisco Pizzaro, His Army, Or Nobles, And His Heavy Artillery
Describe two steps the Incas took to unite their empire?
This meant that Inca was actually a patchwork of cultures, because the people who joined voluntarily weren't conquered and kept their customs and noble classes. So the Incas maintained control and achieved uniformity by bringing the children of the nobles to the capital where they learned the Inca way of administration. When they went home to rule, they spread Inca culture. The second way of maintaining unity was through a large standing army, drawn from all parts of the empire. This army was a unifying cultural force when soldiers went home (as well as an armed means of keeping the empire together.) Incas practiced universal conscription in which all males of fighting age were subject to military service (either permanently, or for a campaign.) A third means was requiring adherence to a state religion. The Incas were a theocracy.
Were the Incas conquered?
Yes, By Francisco Pizzaro, His Army, Or Nobles, And By Heavy Artillery.
Did the Incas have warriors?
Yes they did. The inca hade an Army, wich the warriors faught in
Did incas have warriors?
Yes they did. The inca hade an Army, wich the warriors faught in
