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being the most powerful and richest pre-Columbian empire in the Americas. It's also famous for its architectural marvels, like Sacsayhuaman and, of course, Machu Picchu. It is also known for its ingenious methods of communication. The Inca Empire also known as the Incan Empire and the Inka Empire, was the largest empire. Despite these supposed handicaps, the Incas were still able to construct one of the greatest imperial states in human history
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"Wila Uma, the Inca general, addressed the Spanish [conquistadors] with the following words: 'What are you doing to our ruler?* This is how you repay his good will? Did he not command all of his people to give you tribute? Did he not give you a house filled with gold and silver? Did he not give you his servants to serve you? What more can he give you now that you have imprisoned him? All the people of this land are so distressed by your actions, because they have lost all they possess, and their distress leaves them no choice but to hang themselves or risk everything by rebelling. Thus, I believe it would be best for you to release him from this prison to lessen the grief of these people.' . . .
*Manco Inca, a previous Inca ruler and father of Titu Cusi, whom the Spanish had imprisoned after conquering the Inca capital of Cuzco in 1533~Titu Cusi, ruler of a regional Inca state established after the Spanish had conquered the Inca Empire,letter to the Spanish king detailing the abuses of the Spanish during the conquest, 1570.
1.) The persistence of cultural diversity within the empire
2.) The influence of technological innovation in expanding the empire
3.) The importance of the Inca ruler to the empire
4.) The extensive territorial extent of the empire
The sentiments expressed by Wila Uma in the passage most clearly illustrate the importance of the Inca ruler to the Empire.
In the fragment, Wila Uma claims the Spanish conquerors for having imprisoned the Inca governor, emphasizing the things he had granted them such as "a house filled with gold and silver", and "give you his servants to serve you".
Additionally, he adds that "All the people of this land are so distressed by your actions". This idea confirms the sentiment of the Inca people regarding the imprisonment of their governor.
According to the above, it can be inferred that the correct answer is 3. The importance of the Inca ruler to the Empire, because Wila Uma emphasizes the consequences that the imprisonment of its ruler had on the population.
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