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Which is true about the Inca empire?
Inca emperors always married their sisters.Apex.
What is true about the Inca empire?
inca emporers always married their sisters
Is it true that Spain expanded empire into Florida and New Mexico partly to block French and English intrusions?
Spain was intent on preventing the French and English from intruding on their land. They began to expand their empire into Florida and New Mexico.
Is it true Spain conquered the Mayans in Mexico and Inca in Peru for their wealth?
Yes, they did. They looked for gold.
What are the dates of the Inca Empire?
1400 a.d. to 1521 a.d. i am the professor at my school and i know this is true it comes out of the history book
What was true about the Inca empire?
It stretched down the west coast of South America. Inca emperors always married their sisters. It built cities in mountiants
Is it true that The Inca language the word Inca means godlike?
The word "Inca" is actually a title rather than a direct translation for "godlike." It was used to refer to the rulers of the Inca Empire, and is often associated with divine or semi-divine status as leaders.
What was the true reason the Spanish destroyed the Incan empire?
They wanted their gold and they treated them like pagans, whose barbaric customs they had to put an end to. The Spanish felt they had a special mission entrusted by God, so they began fervently to wipe out as many parts of the Inca civilisation as possible.
From the capitol Lima the Inca ruled a huge empire true?
i don't know exactly because i forgot my book in geography so if you know the answer tell me!!
When he returned to New Mexico in 1681 Otermin found that the pueblo Indians were still unfriendly Is it True or False?
It is true. Remember that when the Indians forced the Spaniards out of New Mexico and they began quarreling again?
How did the Incas welcome Pizarro?
When Francisco Pizarro and his men arrived in the Inca Empire in 1532, they were initially welcomed by the Incas, who were unaware of their true intentions. The Inca emperor Atahualpa, curious about the Spanish, invited Pizarro to meet him in Cajamarca. However, the encounter quickly turned hostile when Pizarro's forces ambushed and captured Atahualpa, leading to the eventual downfall of the Inca Empire. This initial welcome turned into a tragic confrontation that marked the beginning of Spanish colonization in the region.
What Pizarro's army consisted of about 200 soldiers. true false?
True. Francisco Pizarro's army consisted of approximately 200 soldiers when he led the expedition that ultimately resulted in the conquest of the Inca Empire in the 16th century. Despite being heavily outnumbered by the Inca forces, his troops were able to leverage superior weaponry, strategic tactics, and alliances with local tribes.
