How did the Sapa Inca strengthen his rule?

A) by redistributing lands and herds among citizens

B) by promoting trade with neighboring peoples

C) by imposing one language and religion across the empire

D) by building schools to train people from all classes to serve in a civil bureaucracy

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Leonard Herrera

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3 November, 15:57

How did the Sapa Inca strengthen his rule?

A) by redistributing lands and herds among citizens

B) by promoting trade with neighboring peoples

C) by imposing one language and religion across the empire

D) by building schools to train people from all classes to serve in a civil bureaucracy

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Shaun Woodward · Answer 1

The correct answer is A) by redistributing lands and herds among citizens. He did it because then the people who owned the lands started supporting him and since the farmers were supporting him, there was nothing that the local smaller nobles could do so everyone had to accept him as the ruler of the Incas.

How did the Sapa Inca strengthen his rule?A) by redistributing lands and herds among citizensB) by promoting trade with neighboring peoplesC) by imposing one language and religion across the empireD) by building schools to train people from all classes to serve in a civil bureaucracy

How did the Sapa Inca strengthen his rule?

A) by redistributing lands and herds among citizens

B) by promoting trade with neighboring peoples

C) by imposing one language and religion across the empire

D) by building schools to train people from all classes to serve in a civil bureaucracy