How did geography affect the Inca Empire? (1 point)(1 point)

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The Inca Empire expanded from North America into South America, making it difficult to govern over long distances.
The Inca Empire expanded from North America into South America, making it difficult to govern over long distances.

The Inca Empire's expansion into the Amazon River basin gave them a diverse set of climates to govern.
The Inca Empire's expansion into the Amazon River basin gave them a diverse set of climates to govern.

The Inca Empire had to govern not just north and south across a large empire, but also vertically along the Andes Mountains.
The Inca Empire had to govern not just north and south across a large empire, but also vertically along the Andes Mountains.

The Inca Empire was geographically small in size, but the height of the Andes Mountains made it difficult to govern.

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The correct response is:

The Inca Empire had to govern not just north and south across a large empire, but also vertically along the Andes Mountains.

This option accurately reflects how the unique geography of the Andes Mountains affected the governance and administration of the Inca Empire, which spanned diverse elevations and climates.