Use geographic terms and tools to explain why ancient civilizations developed networks of highways, waterways, and other transportation linkages. why did the roads of the incan empire comprise such a complex network? the trade routes with other civilizations were complicated the incans were experimenting with new forms of technology the empire was expansive, and the geography varied the incans felt the gods wanted them to build in areas with difficult terrain

alternative C.

Explanation: The Empire was almost 2,000,000 km² in extension, full of mountains and valleys which the Incas had to cross to sell their goods, transfer information, soldiers and people, being this the reason why they needed such a complex system. There were two main roads,  a coastal one and an inland road through the mountains.

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