Spanish Conquest of the Inca Empire - 3 Minute History

The video details the Spanish conquest of the Incan Empire, starting with the Spanish expansion into the New World and their initial contact with the Incas. It covers Francisco Pizarro's expeditions, the capture of Atahualpa, and the subsequent Spanish consolidation of power. The narrative includes the rebellions led by Manco Inca and the eventual establishment of Spanish control over the region, culminating in the execution of the last Incan emperor, Tupac Amaru, and the end of the Incan Empire.

What was the primary reason Francisco Pizarro traveled to Spain after his initial expeditions?

• To retire from exploration

• To escape the smallpox outbreak

• To establish trade relations

• To seek authorization for another expedition

How did the Spanish manage to capture Atahualpa?

• By negotiating a peace treaty

• By poisoning his food

• By ambushing him during a meeting

• By attacking his army directly

What was the outcome of the ransom paid for Atahualpa?

• He was made a puppet ruler

• He was released and returned to power

• He was sent to Spain as a prisoner

• He was executed despite the ransom

What action did Manco Inca take after being mistreated by the Spanish?

• He fled to Spain

• He launched a rebellion

• He allied with the Spanish

• He surrendered to the Spanish

Who was responsible for the final defeat of the Incan Empire?

• Francisco Pizarro

• Diego de Almagro

• Francisco de Toledo

• Hernando de Soto