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The Incan rulers battled rebellion by sending conquered people to different places. This prevented them from joining together and fighting for their land and homes.
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What was the major incan city?
Cusco was the major Incan city.
When did the incan civilization start?
The Incan civilization started around 1200 A.D.
Who conquredthe Incan empire?
The spaniards conquered the Incan empire and forced them to become catholic
The lost Incan city is believed to have been?
the lost incan city is believed to have been
What were Incan inventions?
kipu,earliest fridge,potato,incan calendar,panpipes. thank you for going to http://www.answer.com
Why did incan rulers insist that conquered people be taught quechua language?
The Incan rulers insisted that conquered people learn the Quechua language to create a well-organized empire.
What were the most important incan rulers?
1 men cut their penisis 2 sacrifice strongest warrior 3 dont die
What was the capital of the lncan empire?
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How is the Haitian Rebellion different from the American Revolution?
Haitians were slaves to their French rulers. The Americans were seen as subjects and had rights.
Why did Hongwu feel that a strong military was necessary?
to prevent a rebellion by mongols
Who was the incan ruler in 1532?
the incan ruler was atahualalpha
Where was the incan pan flute made?
incan and Mayan civilations
When was Incan caenolestid created?
Incan caenolestid was created in 1917.
What was the major incan city?
Cusco was the major Incan city.
What did Daniel shays do?
Started Shay's rebellion, which attempted to prevent the Massachusetts Supreme Court from convening. Shay's rebellion was a catalyst to the constitutional convention, since it showed that the government under the Articles of Confederation was too weak, since it couldn't send troops to stop the rebellion.
What problems did shay's rebellion point out in the articles of confederation?
that the congress were not able to stop or prevent the rebellion so they doubted the articles so the people doubted the ability of the government
How did the lives of the Incas change when they were discovered by Europeans?
- European diseases to which the Incan peoples were vulnerable caused a huge decline, probably 90% of the population. Interestingly, this was not the result of Pizarro, the conquistador who arrived in 1532. Smallpox had already made its way in from Mexico before Pizarro, and indeed it was a smallpox epidemic that felled Emperor Atahualpa's two immediate predecessors and led to a civil war that Pizarro exploited. Contrary to what some writers said, the Incan peoples were not killed off. Today in Peru alone, more than 20 million people, 82% of the population, are descended from the Incas. Suggestions of genocide obviously are greatly exaggerated. - Incan rulers were driven from power, replaced with Spanish rule. - Incan peoples were forced to work for the Spanish, although for ordinary people things were certainly no worse than before. Incan rulers held power as military dictators, unashamedly enslaving their people. The benefits: - Incan peoples gained access to the wheel, metallurgy, writing, and other advances brought by the Europeans, that their Incan rulers could not supply. The people got horses and burros to haul their loads, a welcome change from the old Inca way: on the backs of slaves. Cattle and sheep became available for food and clothing. - Christianity, with its teaching that all men are equal before God and that killing is wrong, which differs from the Incan religion of human sacrifice and their Inca conqueror as divine. Church leaders argued forcefully against exploitation of the Incan peoples and, while they were not always successful, ordinary people had never before seen anything of the sort, religious leaders who actually stood up FOR their well-being, rather than confiscating their teenage girls to sacrifice to the rain god.
