Another Commonality Between the Aztec and Inca Capitals of the Fifteenth

question 6

Multiple Choice

Another commonality between the Aztec and Inca capitals of the fifteenth century is:

• A) That they were ruled by direct decrees from rulers and elites, and neither had a system of appeal
• B) That they were ceremonial centers with little or no economic activity to interfere with religion.
• C) That they were among the largest cities of the world.
• D) That their monumental architecture followed identical artistic traditions.

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