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Which event could possibly have been a cause of Spanish troops conquering the Inca capital of Cusco?
The Spanish troops, led by Francisco Pizarro, were able to conquer the Inca capital of Cusco in 1533 largely due to the civil war between rival Inca factions, specifically the conflict between Atahualpa and Huáscar. This internal strife weakened the Inca Empire, making it more vulnerable to external conquest. Additionally, the Spanish exploited advanced weaponry and tactics, along with the impact of diseases like smallpox, which had decimated the Inca population prior to their arrival.
What did the Aztec's and Spanish have in common?
well they both had .leaders .troops .weopens .plans to get rid of each other
What was the most important factor in explaining the Spanish victory over the Aztecs and Inca?
The different styles of fighting. The Aztecs didn't fight to kill or conquer, but to capture people for later sacrifices. Spain fought to conquer and they killed every man that passed them. Also the fact that tha spanish troops were seen as gods make it a lot easier for the spanish. The Aztecs also had a lot of enemies which the spanish used very well.
What ended Alexander's conquest of India?
His troops mutinied - they had been on a campaign for ten years, and objected going endlessly east following Alexander's dream of conquering endlessly.
What ruler and his troops conquered the Inca empire?
The Inca Empire was conquered by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro and his troops in the 16th century. Pizarro capitalized on internal strife within the Inca Empire, as well as the impact of European diseases that had weakened the population. The conquest culminated in the capture of the Inca ruler Atahualpa in 1532, leading to the eventual fall of the empire.
Which of the following events could possibly have been a cause of Spanish troops conquering the Inca capital Cusco.?
Which of the following events could possibly have been a cause of Spanish troops conquering the Inca capital Cusco.
Which event could possibly have been a cause of Spanish troops conquering the Inca capital of Cusco?
The Spanish troops, led by Francisco Pizarro, were able to conquer the Inca capital of Cusco in 1533 largely due to the civil war between rival Inca factions, specifically the conflict between Atahualpa and Huáscar. This internal strife weakened the Inca Empire, making it more vulnerable to external conquest. Additionally, the Spanish exploited advanced weaponry and tactics, along with the impact of diseases like smallpox, which had decimated the Inca population prior to their arrival.
Who led his troops in conquering gaul?
Julius Caesar led his troops in the conquest of Gaul.
After serving as consul for a year led his troops conquering Gaul?
The ripping and the tearin, the ripping and the tearin.
Which was a direct consequence of the Japanese conquering the Philippines in 1942?
American and Filipino troops retreated to Bataan.
How many troops were included in Spanish armada?
30,500 troops
During Spain's civil war Francisco Franco was the leader of?
Spanish rebel troops.
Is it true After conquering the urban centers of Central Asia Mongol troops were ordered to stay and occupy the conquered lands?
True
Whose troops fought at Santa Fe?
Spanish, Mexican, Confederate and US troops.
How do you say troops in Spanish?
las tropas
Where did Washington and his troops stay for the winter?
Capital Washington D.C.
Why did french now welcome spanish troops?
French don't welcome Spanish troops now (or ever), this question does not make sense, please provide context or elaborate.
