Which of the following compares the role of monumental architecture in the Aztec and the Inca Empires? (1 point)

Question

The Aztec and the Inca Empires' monumental architecture both had two temples that signified religion; the Aztec worshipped two gods, whereas the Inca worshipped one god.
The Aztec and the Inca Empires' monumental architecture both signified the influence of Tiawanaku religion; the Aztec worshipped two gods, whereas the Inca worshipped one god.
The Aztec and the Inca Empires' monumental architecture both signified the gods through natural landscape; the Aztec worshipped two gods, whereas the Inca worshipped one god.
The Aztec and the Inca Empires' monumental architecture both had rounded walls that signified religion; the Aztec worshipped two gods, whereas the Inca worshipped one god.

Answer 1

The most accurate comparison of the role of monumental architecture in the Aztec and Inca Empires from the provided options is:

The Aztec and the Inca Empires' monumental architecture both had two temples that signified religion; the Aztec worshipped two gods, whereas the Inca worshipped one god.

This option correctly acknowledges the religious significance of monumental architecture in both cultures and highlights a key difference in their religious practices.