How many Spaniards attacked the imperial army of the Incas?

How many Incas did the Spaniards massacre?

According to Jared Diamond, all of the following helped determine the winners and losers in history EXCEPT-

For two years a band of Spanish conquistadors had been travelling in search of-

The Spanish mercenaries and adventurers were led by-

For Indians and Spanish alike, any encounter is a-

By the 1530s, the Inca Empire was enormous, it stretched along the length of the Andes Mountains from modern day Equador to Chile, a distance of-

In this time period, the Spanish king controlled 1/3 of mainland-

Spain had fought off 700 years of occupation by these people-

Why is Jared Diamond interested in Pizarro's conquistadors?

Jared Diamond explores patterns of-

Most of Jared Diamond's field work had been done in this part of the world.

Agriculture first developed in this area of the planet.

By the 16th Century, European farms were dominated by livestock animals that had come from the Fertile Crescent. How many of these animals were native to Europe?

Livestock animals provided all of the following EXCEPT-

In the New World, the only large domestic animals was the-

Horses gave Europeans another massive advantage, they could be-

Horses had been used in Spain for-

The emperor of the Incas was guarded by an army of this size.

Atahualpa is considered to be this type of god to the Incas.

Atahualpa thought that the Spaniards were-

At the time of these conquistadors, the Spaniards had the-

There was an arms race in Europe, to survive the Spaniards needed to keep up with the latest in-

Gunpowder had originally came from-

In European hands, guns became lighter and-

The real power of the conquistadors lay in the production of this.

The Inca were still using this type of tools.

The ____ carbon that you put into the iron, the harder the metal is.

A sword needs the ability to-

Pizarro's best horsemen were led by this Captain.

Atalhaulpa told Pizarro's horsemen-

Initially the Spaniards thought that they were facing-

Pizarro insists that their best chance is to-

12 years before Pizarro went to Peru, another famous Conquistador Herman Cortez had gone to Mexico and conquered the-

How did Pizarro learn about Cortez's conquests?

Writing was first achieved by these people.

The spread of writing has been helped enormously by the invention of paper, ink, and this.

Which American civilization had developed writing?

Europe and Asia for and stretch out from-

The American continents is long from-

Crops and animals could spread easily from east to west across-

Places at the same latitude automatically share the same day length, similar vegetation and-

America's geography hindered the spread of crops and animals as well as people, ideas, and this.

The shape of the continents, the distribution of plants and animals, the spread of Eurasian technology were facts of-

Atahualpa's fateful decision was that his soldiers would not carry-

The first person to confront Atahaulpa was Pizarro's-

As Atahaulpa's litter fell, who captured him?

What was the invisible Spaniard weapon?

What was the first disease brought to the Americas on a Spanish ship?

From the _____ of domestic animals, came the killer diseases of humans evolved.

Repeated epidemics made Europeans more-

The key in Diamond's argument is the distribution of these around the world.

What percentage of Native Americans do some scholars believe were killed with "Old World" diseases?

How many tons of gold and silver did Atahaulpa hand over to his captives?

What did the Spaniards eventually do to Atahaulpa?

The gold from the Americas helped make this country one of the richest countries on Earth.

Jared Diamond characterizes the Europeans as this because they acquired guns, germs, and steel.