How Did Civilization Influence The Inca Civilization
The Mesoamerican civilization of the Incas was Inevitably incredible. The Incas had a large impact on the world and modern cultural advances would not be possible without it. Some areas of their lifestyle that was influential were culture, achievements, and the effects from the Spanish conquest. Not only did they have a large influential impact, they were also highly affected by other cultures. This made them the unique civilization that they still are today.
The Inca civilization was rich with culture, they were influenced by many other areas and they had a heavy impact on other cultures too. The Incans had things such as golden masks, people that would perform dances at festivals, and detailed architecture that enriches their daily life/culture.
The golden masks were examples of the amazing craftsmanship that the Incas had. They didn’t have many tools or resources to build from but they used what they had in a resourceful manner, and got incredible results. People dancing at a festival shows how artistic the Incans Were. Dancing was done during many Inca events and was used as a way to release energy, serve gods, and tell stories. The dances they did often were like a ballet that will tell a story, but it was done in a much different style.
Incans were very skilled for their time, and had many achievements over time. Some of their achievements were the Qupia, agricultural terraces, and the Inca highway. The quipu is an Incan counting tool made of several colored strings attached to a main string. The color of each string signifies the number that is being counted. Each rope was knotted to show numerical information that would be used to count. The agricultural terraces that they used weren’t the first ever made, but the were used for a different purpose. The ground in the Incan territory was hilly and uneven, these terraces evened out the ground so that farming would be possible. Finally, the Incan highway was handcrafted and crossed by million during medieval times.
During a high time of power for the Incans, they were invaded and taken over by the Spanish. The effects of this invasion was, A forced change of religion, the slaughtering of Incas, and the high power of Francisco Pizarro. The spanish were christians and forced the incas to become that too. While the Incas were being invaded, the spanish stopped at nothing to achieve what the wanted. And anyone who stood in their way of completing this would be immediately killed. Francisco Pizarro was the leader of the spanish during their conquest of the Incas. He killed many natives while claiming their land. He did this with the assistance of Spain's king, King Charles V. He caused the spanish to gain power and the Incas to lose it.
In conclusion the Incas were a highly impactful on many mesoamerican civilizations and the rest of the world today. The Incas caused farming, craftsmanship, mathematical, and architectural advances that shaped the modern world. In the future, people will take these Inca advances and use them for daily life. Therefore, the Inca civilization was truly impactful on the whole world.
The Inca civilization was rich with culture, they were influenced by many other areas and they had a heavy impact on other cultures too. The Incans had things such as golden masks, people that would perform dances at festivals, and detailed architecture that enriches their daily life/culture.
The golden masks were examples of the amazing craftsmanship that the Incas had. They didn’t have many tools or resources to build from but they used what they had in a resourceful manner, and got incredible results. People dancing at a festival shows how artistic the Incans Were. Dancing was done during many Inca events and was used as a way to release energy, serve gods, and tell stories. The dances they did often were like a ballet that will tell a story, but it was done in a much different style.
Incans were very skilled for their time, and had many achievements over time. Some of their achievements were the Qupia, agricultural terraces, and the Inca highway. The quipu is an Incan counting tool made of several colored strings attached to a main string. The color of each string signifies the number that is being counted. Each rope was knotted to show numerical information that would be used to count. The agricultural terraces that they used weren’t the first ever made, but the were used for a different purpose. The ground in the Incan territory was hilly and uneven, these terraces evened out the ground so that farming would be possible. Finally, the Incan highway was handcrafted and crossed by million during medieval times.
During a high time of power for the Incans, they were invaded and taken over by the Spanish. The effects of this invasion was, A forced change of religion, the slaughtering of Incas, and the high power of Francisco Pizarro. The spanish were christians and forced the incas to become that too. While the Incas were being invaded, the spanish stopped at nothing to achieve what the wanted. And anyone who stood in their way of completing this would be immediately killed. Francisco Pizarro was the leader of the spanish during their conquest of the Incas. He killed many natives while claiming their land. He did this with the assistance of Spain's king, King Charles V. He caused the spanish to gain power and the Incas to lose it.
In conclusion the Incas were a highly impactful on many mesoamerican civilizations and the rest of the world today. The Incas caused farming, craftsmanship, mathematical, and architectural advances that shaped the modern world. In the future, people will take these Inca advances and use them for daily life. Therefore, the Inca civilization was truly impactful on the whole world.