What was the incan downfall?

Question:im doind research report project and so what is the incan downfall?

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Hi,

I think you are referring to the Ancient Inca, though your previous answerer is comical.

The general view is that the number one factor, if you had to choose, was disease... the common downfall to come for many peoples after they were "discovered" by the Westerners. The Inca civilization was already weak when Spanish Conquistador Pizarro got there, however, since they were in the middle of civil war. Pizarro took advantage of the situation. He was initially expelled from the city, the first time he tried, if I recall correctly from history class 6 years ago. :) When he returned a second time, however, so many had died from disease that little resistance was probable. On top of that, Pizarro killed the ruler who had won their civil war, leaving the people leaderless and at the mercy of the Spaniards.

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They didn't kill all the spaniards immediately they outnumbered them by hundreds of thousands, they waited and diseases mostly small pox, also influenza killed about 90% percent of them. Also Francisco Pizarro captured the emperor Atahualpa and held him captive that probably held the Inca from attacking them. But the main reason is disease