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1.Weapons
Guns for those who don't know what it is could be very intimidated by this weapon, and made it easier to invade Inca
2.Experience
Spaniards were at an advantage because Inca wasn't as advanced, and didn't know what to do.
3. Disease
Disease was an important factor because the Inca never experienced these diseases, and when they first encountered them, many died.

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1. WEAPONS - the Spanish had superior weapons like guns and swords easily killing incas.

2. Armour - the Spanish had better defence using metal armour while the incas had no metal armour to protect them from swords.

3. cavalry (horse power) - the Spanish had fast and strong horses that could trample the incas easily and kill them.

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1.  Superior Weapons-The Spanish had guns and were able to kill the Inca easily with swords.

2. Alliances and Experience-The Spanish had a better attack plan with hidden people around the inca.

3.  Horses- The Incas could get run over by a horse. The Spanish could get around faster making them harder to hit.

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1, Guns - Spanish had a lot of advenced weapons that Inca didn't even know what that was.
2, Experience - Spanish were ready to fight and they knew what to do when they had to fight. They had their soldiers aiming at Inca from outside and prepared for a fight.
3, braveness - The spanish were so scared when they were at the Inca's plaza but when they were fighting, because they were so brave they fought with the Inca not just going back.

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1. technology- if the Spanish didn't have the technology then if would have been easier for the Incan and they would have gotten at least one kill.

2. Training- the Spanish have had lots and lots of training prepping them so that they can beat people .

3. weaponry-  the Spanish weaponry was far more advanced than the Incan, also because the Spanish have never seen these weapons so they have no idea how to counter them ,it would be like putting a one shot pistol agenst a full auto weapon.

4. tactics- the Spanish had greater tactics that they could use and the Incan have no idea how they would counter it by using what they had at the time

5. armour- the armour that the Spanish have was far more advanced than the leather that the Incan had.

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1. Experience
The Spaniards knew how to fight against the Incas, but the Incas didn't know how to react
2.  Superior weapons
The Spaniards had guns that frightened the Incas, while the Incas only had swords and spears.
3.  Tactic
The Incas couldn't react to the plan of the Spaniards surrounding their people.

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1. Armor
Armor was what kept Spanish soldiers from dying; the Incans weren't able to get through their armor. That is what lead the Spanish soldiers to victory.

2.  Weapons
Since the Spanish soldiers have access to more superior weapons, such as guns. The Incans were out classed.

3.  Horses
Since the majority of the Spanish soldiers were on horses, it gave them the opportunity to move at a fast pace, and to strike the Incans from above, which makes it harder for the Incans to kill them.

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1) Guns - Mainly used for shock value, fired with gunpowder. A weapon that the Incas never seen before, don't know how to react to defend themselves.
2) Experience - The Spanish conquered/attacked the local Indians before attacking the Incas, (where later there would be friends since the Spanish will take down the Incas) this could help the Spanish understand the Indian's strategy better.
3) Metal - Having metal swords, helmets, etc, could have given the Spanish more advantage, since the weapons are built with stronger materials, it could give the Spanish in return, stronger protection and stronger attacks.

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1. Guns
The Spanish were more develop on weapons which made them easier to kill the Incan

2. Prepared
The Spanish were prepared for the war, however the Incan people didn't know that there would be a war.

3. Disease
The Spanish carried diseases which made lots of people become weak, and sick, and later made them die, and it decrease the population of the Incan.

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1. Weapons-  Weapons were an important factor because the Spanish had better weaponry than the Incas like gunpowder and swords.

2. Diseases- I think diseases were a big part in defeating the Inca. Because the Europeans brought diseases that the Incas were not immune to, causing the population of the Incas to decrease. This helped the Spanish defeat the Incas.

3. Horses (transportation)- The Spanish had the advantage of having horses for their wars, because not only were the horses good for transportation, it also scared the Incas because they never saw the horses before.

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1. Weapons - The Spanish had weapons far superior than those of Inca. This gave the Spanish an upper hand in the combat against Incas.
2. Experience - The Spanish were accustomed in combat, while the Incas were overwhelmed by the superior weapons of the Spanish.
3. Disease - Deadly diseases such as smallpox took a main role in Inca's defeat. The Spanish was immune to these diseases from generations of exposure, but the Incas that wasn't immune were killed by the disease brought by the Spanish.

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1- Weapons- The Spanish were much more advanced when it came to weapons. (guns/ use of horses/ etc.)

2- Metal/steel- Metal was used in armor and weapons, and was stronger than normal fabric or wood.

3- Transportation- The Spanish knew how to use horses and ships for transportation, since they were faster when it came to walking/ running vs. horses.

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1 Gun
Guns helped the Spanish defeat the Inca. Even though they weren't as powerful and accurate as today, the Spanish still scared the Incas and was able to defeat them.

2 Horses
Another factor why the Spanish were able to defeat the Incas were that they had horses. The Incas had never since a horse before so they did not know how to react. Also with horse it is much more easier to travel long distances and to kill without effort

3 Diseases
When the Spanish brought diseases with them to the incas, the incas would have been slowly effected and could loose stamina or strength to fight back.

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1. Weapons (guns, horses, metal, etc.)- Weapons helped the Spanish defeat the Incas. The Incas didn't know the weapons that the Spanish were carrying.

2. Disease- European carried diseases to America. Up to 90 percent of the native people died from smallpox, measles and similar illnesses.

3. Experience- Spanish forces also took advantage of internal divisions in the Incas. Because of the advanced Spanish people, the Incas were easily defeated.

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1. Weapons -  The Spanish had more developed weapons. They had gunpowder, which means they had access to guns, and that was a weapon that the Incas were unfamiliar with.
2. Horses - The Spanish had an upper hand at  transportation, especially because they had many domesticable animals. One of the animals were horses, which were not only a faster option, but it could travel long distances.
3. Disease - Diseases like smallpox had also contributed, as much of the Incas were

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Weapons-
The Spanish were more advanced with weapons. They had guns that used gunpowder. In addition, most of the weapons used by the Spanish were unknown to the Inca

Formation-
The Spanish had men armed with guns surrounding their plaza where all the Inca gathered. In addition, the Spanish were prepared to fight unlike the Inca who were not

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1. Disease – Plague has often been attributed to the falls of great civilizations. For instance, the Byzantine Empire nearly collapsed in the 6th century CE when a plague from Pelusium wiped out a third of the population, while also devastating Khosrau Anushirawan's Persian Empire. Oftentimes, the greatest impact is done by the smallest things.

2. Weaponry & Tactics – The ranged weapons of the Spaniards allowed them to dictate the terms of engagement, which has been proven to be effective in wartime, as it is nigh impossible to retaliate at an enemy that fires from safety. What's more, the Inca had, for lack of a better term, gone soft. Despite the civil war that placed Atahualpa on the throne, the Inca were best suited for administrative duties, as they only needed to worry about their neighbors paying them tribute.

3. Cavalry – The speed and psychological effects of cavalry cannot be overstated. Cavalrymen have been so effective in modern history, so much so that the last time they changed the course of a war was during the Franco-Prussian War, when 800 Prussian cavalrymen defeated around 30,000 Frenchmen, albeit, at the cost of 380 of the Prussians. The effectiveness of cavalrymen has led to the idea that mobile troops were the linchpin of a campaign, as their speed allowed for them to achieve mind-boggling things.