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1. Why were roads and bridges important to the Inca Empire?

2. What was the purpose of the Chasquis, or messengers?

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The roads and bridges were important to the Inca Empire because they connected the empire and helped the chasquis spread messeges and the stone highways were part of the Inca army's winning strategy.               Source A.

2.   The purpose of the Chasquis was to spread messenges across long distances.
because of the roads bridges and chasquis messenges could travel 250 miles in a day.
source D

3. In case of a emergency fires were lit.

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stone highways were part of Inca army's winning strategy.

to send messages to people in the Inca environment. And let people know about information.

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Bridges and roads are important to the Inca Empire because they help the Chasquis deliver the messages (source D).
The Chasquis are important because their empire is very big (source A).

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Q.1  Roads and bridges are important to the Inca Empire because the bridges when over rivers or canals that they have to cross, if they tried to swim or use a raft the strong currents would sweep them away. Roads are important because the Incas army used them for there winning strategy and we can infer that without the road/trails the Incas army could get lost. We can also infer that the roads connected the towns or villages of the Inca Empire. (Source B and D)

Q.2 The purpose of the Chasquis or messengers are to send letters or messages from people to other people. They could travel 250 miles a day. ( source a)

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The roads and bridges were important to the inca empire because it links the empire.  source D

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the purpose of the
Chasquis were to get things to where they need to be. source A

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Roads were important to the Inca civilization because they all link to there empire and it is the army's strategy. (Source D)

Chasquis are important because they are the Inca's source of communication and warnings. (Source A)