Inca Empire by Daniel Talavera https://padlet.com/3355642/ms5ndp453gft9nlm en-us 2021-11-08 19:45:29 UTC 2024-10-23 21:14:22 UTC hello@padlet.com Achievements 3355642 https://padlet.com/3355642/ms5ndp453gft9nlm/wish/1876208268 Some of the Inca's achievements include some of their buildings that they made, their art, and their oral literature. The Inca's also had many people living in the Inca Empire meaning that they were strong considering they had a lot of people.  ]]> 2021-11-08 19:52:46 UTC https://padlet.com/3355642/ms5ndp453gft9nlm/wish/1876208268 Building made by the Inca's 3355642 https://padlet.com/3355642/ms5ndp453gft9nlm/wish/1876214058 The Inca's made a city that was called the "Machu Picchu" which was an amazing engineering accomplishment. The Machu Picchu had massive stone walls, steep staircases, and had level fields that were built so well that there are still some that remain today. They also built roads that were about three to six feet wide and some of the Inca roads had steps cut into hillsides for the people and animals to cross.
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