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The Inca - Coggle Diagram
The Inca
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Rising of the Inca
Within only hundreds of years, their territory extended 2500 miles and the population grown up to 12 million!
The Incas resided in Andes, one of the steepest and highest mountains in the world. Building in such a harsh environment wasn't easy, but they're highly managed. Everyone worked for part of the empire, such as road building, mining, or farming.
Timeline
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1500: The Inca expanded all the way south and united their empire using more than 14000 miles of roads.
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Artifact
Artifacts made of gold are detected by scientist, they demonstrated how golds were important in the Inca Empire
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People discovered quipus, a system used for counting. The Inca used them for farming, making weapons, or living.
Downfall of the Inca
By 1520s, the Spanish conquistadors conquered the Inca empire. Then, the Inca empire had come to an end.
While the life and culture of Inca changed after the invasion of Spanish, their influence still remained.