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What was the Inca Empire and why was it significant? (pick one)

The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of eastern South America. It was vast in was vast in geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire. geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire.

The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of western South America. It was small in geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire. The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of western South America. It was small in geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire.

The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of western South America. It was vast in geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire. The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of western South America. It was vast in geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire.

The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of western South America. It was vast in geographical reach and monolingual among the people who were a part of the empire.

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The Inca Empire was an empire that ruled over large parts of western South America. It was vast in geographical reach and diverse in the people who were a part of the empire. The Inca Empire was significant because it had a highly organized and efficient government system, impressive agricultural and architectural advancements, and a strong military. It had an extensive road network, known as the Inca Road, which facilitated communication and trade across the empire. The empire also had a centralized economy, with the state owning and redistributing resources, and a system of labor taxation, called mita, which contributed to the construction of monumental structures such as Machu Picchu. The Inca Empire's significance also lies in its cultural and religious beliefs, including the worship of the sun god, Inti, and the belief in the divine nature of the Inca ruler, the Sapa Inca. The empire's downfall came with the arrival of Spanish conquistadors led by Francisco Pizarro in the 16th century.