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Incas
The Incas were spread along the west coast of South America. They were prominent from the 12th to the 16th centuries. They are known for their art, architecture, mathematics, and astronomy.
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Why were Pizarro and spanish able to conquer the Inca empire so quicky?
they didn't really but they were able to defat them because of technology, geology, and disease.
Why were the conquistadors able to defeat the Inca and Aztec?
The Conquistadors wore better armor than the Inca and Aztec. Also the Conquistadors rode horses which neither the Inca or Aztec had seen before, so that added a psychological advantage to the Conquistadors. In addition to that, the Conquistadors had gunpowder.
What was the achievement of the Incas?
One of the major achievements of the Incas was their impressive system of roads and infrastructure, known as the Inca Road System. This vast network of well-constructed roads allowed for efficient communication, trade, and transportation throughout the Inca Empire. Additionally, the Incas developed advanced agricultural techniques, such as terracing and irrigation, which allowed them to cultivate crops at high altitudes and in diverse environments.
Who was the first Incan emperor?
I was.
The Great Emperor Aszgafarassonighul. My crown is made of Gold, and so is my palace, and my jewels.
Unlucky for me, I was caught while I was escaping the South America when I wanted to explore the other worlds. My deeds were considered as unpatriotic, and therefore I committed treason.
I was mummified within insects, and now, after 4000 years I came back alive, and became an inhabitant of the new, much nicer world.
End of sarcasm.
Nobody knows anything about early Incan days.
They lived in mountainous regions
What contributed to the fall of the Aztec and Inca people?
The arrival of the Spanish who tried to change their way of life. The Spanish wanted to convert them to Christianity. Some one else could probably give more information.
What did the Incas transport on their roads?
Things that they were importing/exporting and things for trade.
Pachacuti ruled the Inca Empire in the 15th century, primarily from his capital in Cusco, which is located in present-day Peru. He is credited with transforming the Inca state into a powerful empire through military conquests, administrative reforms, and the establishment of a centralized government. Under his leadership, the empire expanded significantly, encompassing much of western South America. Pachacuti is often regarded as one of the most significant leaders in Inca history.
Who was most powerful after the ruler in the Inca empire?
It was and is the chuputi man he was the ruler of mayan culture and also the ruler of inca culture he made a huge difference.
Why was farming difficult for the Inca?
Because the water was swampy and hard to farm on but then they used chinampas to make farming easier
