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True-or-false facts about the Inca Empire

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Inca Empire QuickFacts


Inca Empire QuickFactsOnline version True-or-false facts about the Inca Empire by ro za 1 The Inca developed a true writing system using glyphs similar to a glyphic script. Yes No 2 Trade and bartering were the main economic activity because there was abundant private property. Yes No 3 The roads were open for public travel and commerce for all citizens. Yes No 4 The Inca used quipu, knotted strings, to record data such as population and crop yields. Yes No 5 Chasquis were runners who carried messages quickly across the empire. Yes No 6 The Inca Sapa Inca held absolute power and was worshipped as the son of the sun. Yes No 7 Potatoes were never cultivated on the highland plateaus, only in coastal deserts. Yes No 8 The Great Road Network stretched about 14,000 miles across the empire. Yes No 9 The empire owned all land, livestock, and resources, with no private property. Yes No 10 The Sapa Inca's capital was Tenochtitlan, the heart of the empire's political life. Yes No 11 The Sapa Inca was the emperor who held absolute power in the empire. Yes No 12 Quechua was imposed as the official language across conquered lands to unify the empire. Yes No 13 Inti, the Sun God, was considered a minor deity with little role in unification of the empire. Yes No 14 The roads were built primarily for religious pilgrimages rather than military or administrative use. Yes No 15 Chasquis were runners who carried messages across the empire with remarkable speed. Yes No 16 The Inca private property system encouraged widespread private trade and merchants across the empire. Yes No 17 The Inca used quipu, a system of knotted strings, to record data because they had no writing. Yes No 18 The Coya, the emperor's wife, had no religious influence or political power. Yes No 19 The Great Road Network stretched about 14,000 miles across the Inca territory. Yes No 20 The roads were open to the general public, including merchants, for everyday travel. Yes No

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Inca Empire QuickFactsOnline version

by ro za

The Inca developed a true writing system using glyphs similar to a glyphic script.

Trade and bartering were the main economic activity because there was abundant private property.

The roads were open for public travel and commerce for all citizens.

The Inca used quipu, knotted strings, to record data such as population and crop yields.

Chasquis were runners who carried messages quickly across the empire.

The Inca Sapa Inca held absolute power and was worshipped as the son of the sun.

Potatoes were never cultivated on the highland plateaus, only in coastal deserts.

The Great Road Network stretched about 14,000 miles across the empire.

The empire owned all land, livestock, and resources, with no private property.

The Sapa Inca's capital was Tenochtitlan, the heart of the empire's political life.

The Sapa Inca was the emperor who held absolute power in the empire.

Quechua was imposed as the official language across conquered lands to unify the empire.

Inti, the Sun God, was considered a minor deity with little role in unification of the empire.

The roads were built primarily for religious pilgrimages rather than military or administrative use.

Chasquis were runners who carried messages across the empire with remarkable speed.

The Inca private property system encouraged widespread private trade and merchants across the empire.

The Inca used quipu, a system of knotted strings, to record data because they had no writing.

The Coya, the emperor's wife, had no religious influence or political power.

The Great Road Network stretched about 14,000 miles across the Inca territory.

The roads were open to the general public, including merchants, for everyday travel.