El imperio inca comprende (spans over) territorios de lo que actualmente (currently) son ecuador, , argentina, y perú. question 2 with 1 blankatahualpa es el emperador inca. question 3 with 1 blankantes de morir (before dying), huayna capac divide su , y le da a atahualpa la parte norte del territorio, y a huáscar la parte sur. question 4 with 1 blankla madre de atahualpa es una de quito. question 5 with 1 blankla guerra (war) entre huáscar y atahualpa se conoce como (is known as) la guerra de los dos . question 6 with 1 blankatahualpa ofrece (offers) una gran cantidad de a cambio de (in exchange for) su liberación.

For this exercise we have to complete the sentences with the appropriate information about the following facts

Explanation:

Atahualpa was born in 1502 and died on August 29, 1533, in Cajamarca, Inca empire. he is known as the last emperor of the Inca. He was a victorious warrior who was executed by Francisco Pizarro.

1. El imperio Inca comprende (spans over) territorios de lo que actualmente (currently) son Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile y Perú.

2. Atahualpa es el ultimo emperador Inca.

3. Antes de morir (Before dying), Huayna Capac divide su IMPERIO, y le da a Atahualpa la parte norte del territorio, y a Huáscar la parte sur.

4. La madre de Atahualpa es una PRINCESA de Quito.

5. La guerra (war) entre Huáscar y Atahualpa se conoce como (is known as) la Guerra de los Dos HERMANOS.

6. Atahualpa ofrece (offers) una gran cantidad de ORO Y PLATA a cambio de (in exchange for) su liberación.

1. The Inca empire spans over territories of what are currently Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile and Peru.

2. Atahualpa is the last Inca emperor.

3. Before dying, Huayna Capac divides his EMPIRE, and gives Atahualpa the northern part of the territory, and Huáscar the southern part.

4. Atahualpa's mother is a PRINCESS of Quito.

5. The war between Huáscar and Atahualpa is known as  the War of the Two BROTHERS.

6. Atahualpa offers a large amount of GOLD AND SILVER in exchange for its release.

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