Which culture developed a road system rivaling that of the Romans?

Cherokee

Inca

Olmec

Anasazi

Inca

Explanation:

The Incas developed a road system that rivaled the Roman road system. The Inca road system formed a network of roads that were called "royal highway", they facilitated the movement of armies, people and goods.

The roads included bridges, causeways, stairways and small stations. There are more than 40 thousand km that run north to south the Inca Empire, today they spread from Pery, Ecuador, Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina.