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How was the Inca empire impacted by European exploration and colonization?

The Spanish forced the Incans to adopt their language, religion, and way of life.
The Spanish crowned Atahualpa as emperor of the Inca.
The Spanish enriched the Inca empire by buying goods with gold and silver.
The Spanish forced many Inca to work as conquistadors.

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The answer is A : the Spanish forced incans to adopt their language, religion, and way or life.

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The Spanish forced the Incas to adopt their language, religion, and way of Living

who were the Incas?

  • It is the largest civilization in South America which flourished in ancient Peru around 1400 CE - 1533CE
  • They are the conquers and were famous for their unique art and architecture  constructed finely-built and imposing buildings
  • Their spectacular adaptation of natural landscapes with terracing, highways, and mountaintop settlements
  • Famous Incans site is Machu Picchu

How did the Spanish conquer the Incas?

  • Pizarro was a Spanish conqueror who left Spain and entered the new world in 1509
  • The spread of European disease in Inca lead to the weakening of administration and caused the civil war
  • With the weakening of state Spanish captured the Incas leader Atahualpa who ruled over the Inca people
  • Atahualpa made a deal with the Spanish for his freedom in exchange for gold and silver
  • Later on, after the death of Atahualpa, the empire crashed and  the region was now controlled by the Spanish

Hence it can be concluded that during the Age of Exploration the European countries like Spain, Portuguese, and England started exploring new trade routes and expanding their religion and their territory which lead to the fall of many empires

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