Inca empire

In the 15th century, the Inca drastically expanded the boundaries of their territory. This growth has often led scholars to seek to understand just how the Inca were able to expand their empire so quickly. In this Opening Up the Textbook lesson, students examine four sources to explore different accounts on what aided the Inca in their rise.

The Kero is an ancient Inca vessel that was used as a ceremonial vessel.

Back to the list of cultures The Inca are a culture available in the Early Modern Era, with the Expansionist culture focus. "Skilled at thriving in diverse landscapes, from lowlands to mountainsides, the Inca are hungry to expand their great empire." Can forcibly annex Territories occupied by other Empire's Outposts and Administrative Centers. For annexing, you need to move an Army to stand on another Empire's Outpost or Administrative Center. The process will take the Army a few turns, cost…

Noblemen would wear a colourful tunic over a knee-length loincloth with a patterned design around the waist, while the women would wear long dresses pinned at the shoulder with a sash. The fine quality of the alpaca or vicuña cloth woven with ornamen

Incan Emperor Pachacutec who built Machu Picchu. Pachacutec built the citadel of Machu Picchu in the mid-15th century. Machu Picchu means "old peak."

the Inca officers were chosen as elite soldiers taken from the Cusco nobility, they heard earmuffs as a symbol of their nobility