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  1. What is one way that the Spanish treated Incan cities different than
    Aztec cities?
    A. They destroyed Aztec cities but kept some parts of Incan cities.
    B. They built Aztec cities bigger but destroyed all Incan cities.
    C. They created roads in Aztec cities and created temples in Incan
    cities.
    D. They built farms in Aztec cities but destroyed farms in Incan
    cities.

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Final answer:

The Spanish treated Incan cities differently than Aztec cities by preserving some parts of Incan cities while destroying Aztec cities.


Explanation:

One way that the Spanish treated Incan cities differently than Aztec cities was by keeping some parts of Incan cities while destroying Aztec cities. For example, in Mexico City, the Spanish destroyed the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan but integrated some Incan structures into the new city. Pizarro, another Spanish conquistador, sacked parts of the Incan city of Cusco but also built a new city over pre-colonial foundations, preserving some Incan buildings.


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