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The Inca Rise and Fall of the Greatest Empire in the Americas
Paperback126 pagina’sEngelsAI-gegenereerd
This book introduces the Inca, from their empire and cities to their roads, gods, and daily life.The Inca Empire, known to its people as Tawantinsuyu, flourished across the western coast of South America from the early fifteenth century until the Spanish conquest of the 1530s. In this AI-generated introduction to that civilization, you will find an account of how a small highland kingdom expanded into the largest empire the Americas had ever seen, and how it ultimately collapsed under the pressure of European invasion, epidemic disease, and internal division. The book covers Inca origins, political and social organization, religion, architecture, and the extraordinary road network that held the empire together. It offers you a clear and accessible overview of a society whose achievements continue to interest historians and archaeologists today.The Inca Empire, known to its people as Tawantinsuyu, flourished across the western coast of South America from the early fifteenth century until the Spanish conquest of the 1530s. In this AI-generated introduction to that civilization, you will find an account of how a small highland kingdom expanded into the largest empire the Americas had ever seen, and how it ultimately collapsed under the pressure of European invasion, epidemic disease, and internal division. The book covers Inca origins, political and social organization, religion, architecture, and the extraordinary road network that held the empire together. It offers you a clear and accessible overview of a society whose achievements continue to interest historians and archaeologists today.
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9789465508825
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25 juni 2026
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ISBN-139789465508825
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TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s126
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NUR (hoofd)Geschiedenis algemeen 680
NUR (alle)680 Geschiedenis algemeen
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Auteur A01Waries B.V.
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Werk-id (NSTC)501679799
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Bijgewerkt6 augustus 2026
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