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Incan roads were EXTREMELY important because they connected the empire, and created a path for messengers (runners)... I hope this helped a little!
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Why was the Inca road system important?
to deliver messages
Why was Inca road system important?
it just is ok
How were road systems important to the Inca empire?
The road connect to the empire city
Why is the Inca calendar important?
the Inca calendar was important for religious reasons
Who was the leader of the Inca civilization?
the important leaders of the Inca civilization were Francisco Pizzaro and Alahualpa
Why was Inca road system important?
it just is ok
Why was the Inca road system important?
to deliver messages
How were road systems important to the Inca empire?
The road connect to the empire city
What was the total distance of the empire Inca road network?
The total of the Inca road network is 2,236 miles.
What are the release dates for Along the Inca Road - 2000?
Along the Inca Road - 2000 was released on: USA: October 2000
How important was the Inca priest?
Inca's Priests
What did the Inca build their roads?
the Inca were really hard working the build the road them selfs
Who were some important people in Inca history?
the Inca leader
Which civilization had terrace farming and a road system?
The Inca civilization, located in present-day Peru, had terrace farming on steep mountainsides to maximize agricultural output. They also built an extensive road system known as the Inca Road, spanning thousands of miles across their empire to facilitate communication and trade.
Why is the Inca calendar important?
the Inca calendar was important for religious reasons
Why was the Inca road system the key to controlling the empire?
Balls.
How long were the Inca's roads?
Connected together from end-to-end, the entire Inca road network would have measured some 25,000 - 30,000 miles in length, however the longest individual stretch road was the Great Inca Road, running along the Andes mountains and encompassing a distance of almost 4,000 miles.
