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Pavel [41]
2 years ago
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Which is an example of how cooperation within the empire enabled the Inca to better control resources

History
1 answer:
Ad libitum [116K]2 years ago
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An example of  how cooperation within the empire enabled the Inca to better control resources was c. All Inca people worked and shared supplies from storehouses when needed.

<h3>How did the Inca control their resources?</h3>

The Inca Empire was very successful at controlling and managing their resources thanks to cooperation by those within the empire to ensure that resources were managed well.

This included things such as the Inca people working together to replenish storehouses when it was needed. They would also share supplies from those same storehouses in time of need.

Options for this question include:

  • a. Conquering armies gathered resources to send back to Cuzco.
  • b. Inca villagers distributed goods during monthly village festivals.
  • c. All Inca people worked and shared supplies from storehouses when needed.
  • d. Engineers designed quipu to efficiently stockpile necessities.

Find out more on the Inca people at brainly.com/question/1036358

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