I believe that the answer is B
The fall of the Inca Empire in the 1530s began with the Spanish bringing disease, small pox, over to the Inca Empire, (which is Peru) which killed thousands of Incas. After the Spanish brought over disease the emperor Atahuallpa was captured and then executed by Francisco Pizarro who was the leader of the Spanish. When the emperor died his two sons tired to rule the empire which caused a civil out break on who would take over. It ended when Atahualpa captured Huascar and killed him. When the Spanish tired to takeover the Inca empire they had firearms which could have easily taken over the Incas and their weapons which were not as advanced as the Spanish.
<span>Emigrants usually traveled in wagon trains of 50 to 1,000 people.
Hope this helps.</span>
