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, La società dell'impero inca abitò quello c … La società dell'impero inca abitò quello che oggi sono: il Perù, la Bolivia, il Cile, la Colombia, l'Ecuador e l'Argentina dall'anno 1438 al 1533. Durante questo periodo gli Inca conquistarono od assimilarono pacificamente buona parte del Sudamerica occidentale, a cavallo della catena montuosa delle Ande. L'impero inca ebbe una vita molto limitata dato che nel 1533 Atahualpa, ultimo imperatore Inca denominato Sapa Inca, fu ucciso per ordine del conquistador Francisco Pizarro, segnando l'inizio del dominio spagnolo.o, segnando l'inizio del dominio spagnolo.
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