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To defeat the Inca, the Spanish, led by Francisco Pizarro, exploited internal divisions and rivalries within the Inca Empire. They captured and executed the Inca ruler Atahualpa, which destabilized the leadership and morale of the Inca forces. The Spanish also utilized superior weaponry and tactics, along with alliances with discontented indigenous groups, to further weaken the Inca resistance. This combination of strategic advantages ultimately led to the fall of the Inca Empire.
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How was the Inca attitude toward warfare similar to that of the Aztecs?
they are same because they take different and they eat the same food
How long did it take Cortes and his men to defeat the Aztecs?
6 years
How many Russians did it take to defeat the Finns in 1940?
About 175,000-200,000 men
How did America take step toward war in 1941?
Congress approved the Lend-Lease Act
What was the size of the Spanish army in World War 2?
Spain did not take part in ww2
How did smallpox the disease help the spanish conquistadors defeat the natvie American population?
Many of the natives died of small pox. This helped the Spanish take over the Inca empire.
What did Spain take from Peru?
From the INCA Indians the Spanish stole GOLD, SILVER, JULELS and ARTIFACTS.
About how Long did it take the Spanish to conquer the capital city of the Inca?
The Spanish conquest of the Inca capital, Cusco, began in 1532 and was largely completed by 1536. The initial takeover occurred after the capture of the Inca emperor Atahualpa, but resistance continued for several years. Therefore, it took roughly four years for the Spanish to fully establish control over the city and the surrounding region.
Did the Spanish kill the Incas and take there wealth?
Yes, they did. They first took the King hostage, and then the Inca tried to bribe the Spanish with gold and jewels to get their King back. The Spanish took the gold and llamas, and killed most of the people
How did Pizarro end up getting all the gold from atahualpa?
Pizarro and his fellow Spanish would take the gold from the Inca by using taxation called the REPARTO also because the Inca thought the Spanish where Gods much of the gold was given to them by the Inca people who hoped it would "Please the Gods". The Spanish would also get gold by going door to door and forcing Inca people to by certain goods and unfair prices weather they needed them or not. The final way they got the gold was just by plain old stealing it while raiding and laying siege to the Inca cities
How did a small number of spaniards defeat the Aztecs?
beceause the aztecs thought the spanish was there god "the fetherd serpent" and let the spanish leader take over
What year did the Incas were in power?
Historians cite the year 1300 AD CE as the beginning of Inca dominance in South America. Their influence grew and they conquered other Native Tribes. In 1533, however, the Spanish conquistador, Francisco Pizarro, began to take over the Inca empire. In 1536, the Incas were conquered by the Spanish.
What were the duties of the supreme Inca?
The supreme inca duties are: to marry the sisters, take care of the people of the Inca and control the human sacrafices.
Did Spanish totally stamp out the Inca population?
Not entirely. The leader Huayna Capac gave his two sons separate parts of the empire to rule and take over. They ended up in a war with one of them finally winning. Thiswar destroyed most of the Inca population, leaving a few hundred left. Then the Spanish came and destroyed what was still remaining
How did Francisco Pizarro affect the Incas empire?
Francisco Pizarro wanted to conquer the Incas and take all of their gold and silver.
How was Spain able to take control of the Inca Empire?
Spain conquered the Inca Empire by force of arms.
How did the spanish treat the incas?
the Spanish treated them just like family they served them food and they let then take there place where to sleep and they served them food and every thing the even them in the light house they owned that is how muck the cared thank you
