Intro
A 25k mile interconnected network of these man-made geographic landmarks were used to unify a vast, high-altitude kingdom of native peoples.
What are Incan rope bridges.
This organic material was used in Incan construction.
What are strong grasses.
This nomenclature can be used to identify groups of people interconnected by a single purpose.
What is a community?
This geometric shape is frequently used in the construction of modern gorge crossings.
A word meaning easy to obtain; low cost
What is cheap?
This modern country is where the Ancient Incans built their home.
What is Peru.
This metamorphic material was used as anchor material.
What are stones?
What is tax?
Towers, cables, decking, and anchorages are currently used to replicate the modern version.
What are the main parts of a suspension bridge?
The reason for the flexibility of Incan gorge crossways
What is Peruvian earthquakes?
This mountain range is where the Ancient Incans built their empire.
What are the Andes Mountain range.
What household material was used as a base matrix of early construction?
What are straw mats?
This area of STEM would be used to replicate the feats of Incan ingenuity.
What is engineering?
These U.S. Cities boast modern examples of Incan roadway construction techniques.
San Francisco, New York.
The Incan road network provided this abstract noun for the isolated mountain communities throughout South America.
What is connectivity?
It took this many widgets of the network to interconnect the ends of Incan culture.
What is 200.
What organic materials were used as a foundation of early South American roadway construction?
What are wooden boards?
What adverb could be used to describe the frequency with which Incan builders maintained their gorge crossings.
The location of this only remaining example of Incan infrastructure has remained the same since before the arrival of Spanish Conquistadores.
What is the Q’eswachaka Bridge?
This characteristic made conscripting labor for summer road crews easy for the Incan leadership.
What are easily maintained?
This number of years is the length of time that has passed since anthropologists surmise Incan peoples began navigating the crevasses of their empire.
What is 600 years.
This common unit of measure can be used to weigh elephants, cars, and weight capacity.
What is a metric ton.
Tambo is a word that refers to the ancient Incan version of this modern-day roadside shelter.
What is a rest stop?
The last remaining landmark of Incan road construction has continuously maintained for this many years.
What is 500 years?
This characteristic of the road network worked as a double edged sword, at once defensive and offensive in times of war.
What is bridges were easily cut or burned?