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mihalych1998 [28]
3 years ago
13

The Inca settled in the valleys of the ______. They built their capital, ________, high in the mountains. Strong emperors helped

build Inca Empire. The first of these rulers was ______. Inca rulers built a strong central ________. They set up legal ________, tax bureaus, and military posts. Inca rulers required everyone to learn ________, the language of the Inca. People also had to work for the ________ for a certain period every year. One project people had to work on was a system of ________. These helped connect all parts of the ________. The Inca had little flat land for farming. They built step-like areas called ________. They grew potatoes and ________, a grain rich in protein. When harvests were good, the government would collect and ________ the extra food. In years when the ________ were poor, they would distribute the extra food from previous years. The Inca believed their rulers had the protection of the ________. Inca emperors controlled the lives of their subjects. They owned all the _______. They set rules for growing _______.
History
2 answers:
xenn [34]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

  1. Andes Mountains
  2. Cuzco
  3. Pachacuti
  4. Government
  5. Courts
  6. Quechua
  7. Government
  8. Roads
  9. Empire
  10. Terraces
  11. Quinoa
  12. Store
  13. Harvests
  14. Sun God
  15. Land
  16. Crops

Sorry if I got anything wrong :)

sleet_krkn [62]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Andes Mountains

Cuzco

Pachacuti

Government

Courts

Quechua

Government

Roads

Empire

Terraces

Quinoa

Store

Harvests

Sun God

Land

Crops

Explanation:

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