The correct response is:
They both tried to appease the Spanish by giving them gold, jewels, and other riches, but at different times and under different circumstances.
Both the Aztec and Inca empires initially attempted to appease the Spanish conquistadors by offering them wealth in hopes of avoiding conflict and subjugation. The Aztecs, under Moctezuma II, sent gifts of gold to Hernán Cortés, while the Inca, led by Atahualpa, offered a room filled with gold and silver in exchange for his release after being captured.