The Inca Resistance and the Spanish Conquest

The video explores the resistance of the Inca against Spanish invaders, focusing on key figures like Manco Inca, Sayri Túpac, Titu Cusi Yupanqui, and Túpac Amaru. It details Manco Inca's initial alliance and subsequent rebellion, Sayri Túpac's negotiations for peace, Titu Cusi Yupanqui's leadership, and Túpac Amaru's final stand, culminating in the end of Inca rule and the birth of the Inkari myth.

What was Manco Inca's initial reaction to the Spanish invaders?

• He immediately declared war on them.

• He formed an alliance with them.

• He fled to the mountains.

• He ignored their presence.

What event marked the beginning of Manco Inca's rebellion against the Spanish?

• The death of Atahualpa.

• The looting of sacred precincts.

• The arrival of Francisco Pizarro.

• The capture of Cuzco.

During the siege of Cuzco, what strategic location did Manco Inca's forces manage to capture?

• The central highlands.

• The Yucay valley.

• The fortress of Sacsayhuamán.

• The city of Lima.

What was the outcome of the battle at Sacsayhuamán?

• It was abandoned by both sides.

• It remained under siege.

• The Spanish forces recaptured it.

• The Inca forces retained control.

What was Manco Inca's strategy after retreating to Vilcabamba?

• He sought peace with the Spanish.

• He continued to direct resistance efforts.

• He surrendered to the Spanish.

• He focused on rebuilding the empire.

Why did Manco Inca grant asylum to Almagrista soldiers?

• He was forced by the Spanish.

• He wanted to form a new alliance.

• He needed more warriors for his army.

• He had past battle ties with Diego de Almagro.

What was the result of Sayri Túpac's negotiations with the Spanish?

• He was captured and executed.

• He received land and a palace in Cuzco.

• He declared war on the Spanish.

• He was exiled to the jungle.

What was Titu Cusi Yupanqui's approach to dealing with the Spanish?

• He allied with other indigenous groups.

• He ignored their presence.

• He sought peace through negotiations.

• He continued aggressive attacks.

What action did Túpac Amaru take against the Spanish invaders?

• He reopened negotiations.

• He declared war and closed borders.

• He fled to another region.

• He surrendered to the Spanish.

What was the significance of Túpac Amaru's execution?

• It marked the end of the Inca Empire.

• It led to a new peace treaty.

• It started a new rebellion.

• It ended 40 years of resistance.