What cultural information does the architecture of Machu Picchu provide? The Inca conquered the native peoples of the mountains.
Inca rulers relied on forced labor to build grand cities. Inca society revolved around religion and the emperor. The Inca were organized to achieve complex projects.
The correct answer is D) the Inca were organized to achieve complex projects.
<em>The cultural information that the architecture of Machu Picchu provides is that the Inca were organized to achieve complex projects.</em>
The Inca were a smart civilization in what today is Peru, in South America. They had pre-Columbian architectonic projects that astound modern architects for the complexity they had and the irregular land over where they built their cities like Machu Picchu, at the top of a mountain. They built complex stone structures with a uniform design for homes and public buildings. Historians consider that the Incas were organized to achieve complex projects not only in architecture but in farming. They had good farming techniques despite growing crops at the tip of the mountains and slopes.
The purpose of a condolence ceremony is to display mutual concern during crisis due to death of an Iroquois and a Dutch, which could help bind their relationship.
Nevertheless, the Dutch participate in these ceremonies because of the necessity of doing business and not for any particular cultural sensitivity or appreciation.
