Question

What steps did the Incas take to unite their empire? Select all that apply.

They practiced tolerance of the cultural practices of different groups.


They distributed land and shared power among several provincial governors.


They promoted trade throughout the Andean region.


They built a vast network of roads, bridges, and tunnels.


They imposed their language and religion on conquered peoples.

Answer 1

Correct answer choice is:

They built a vast network of roads, bridges, and tunnels.

They imposed their language and religion on conquered peoples.

Explanation:

The goal of this is to build a course that the Incas can practice to develop a bond with other communities, both for financial or strategic objectives. By making this, they are preparing to expand their culture and leadership to their triumphs and make incorporated them into a part of their community. (which would strengthen their armed assets).

Answer 2

The steps taken by Incas to unite the empire in the given options are:

1) They built a vast network of roads, bridges, and tunnels.

2) They imposed their language and religion on conquered peoples.

These factors helped them empire unification. Incas are known to have risen as the strongest Andean Civilization.