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The Incas were the first early American civilization to create
roads to connect different parts of their empire.
stone carvings that showed images of their rulers.
an urban area with a system of canals.
a calendar based on a solar year of 365 days.
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roads to connect different parts of their empire.
The Inca built the extensive Qhapaq Ñan road system across the Andes to link and administer their empire. Stone portrait carvings, 365-day calendars, and large canalized urban sites were developed earlier or elsewhere in the Americas (e.g., Olmec/Maya stelae and Maya 365-day calendar; Aztec Tenochtitlan’s canals).
The Inca built the extensive Qhapaq Ñan road system across the Andes to link and administer their empire. Stone portrait carvings, 365-day calendars, and large canalized urban sites were developed earlier or elsewhere in the Americas (e.g., Olmec/Maya stelae and Maya 365-day calendar; Aztec Tenochtitlan’s canals).
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