All of the Following Is True of Communications in the Inca

question 50

Multiple Choice

All of the following is true of communications in the Inca empire EXCEPT:

• A) The rugged, mountainous terrain prevented the construction of roads of the same quality as those in the Aztec empire.
• B) The Incas systematically improved road networks that had been built by their predecessors, particularly the Tiwanaku and Wari.
• C) The transportation system sometimes relied on suspension bridges and rafts.
• D) The roads measured from three to twelve feet in width, often requiring extensive grounding, paving, and tunneling.

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