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Why was the city of Machu Pichu significant? A major battle with the Spanish happened there. It was a nearly intact example of Inca culture. It was the location of the last empe…

Why was the city of Machu Pichu significant? A major battle with the Spanish happened there. It was a nearly intact example of Inca culture. It was the location of the last empe…
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Why was the city of Machu Pichu significant?

A major battle with the Spanish happened there.
It was a nearly intact example of Inca culture.
It was the location of the last emperor's tomb.
It was the capital of the Inca empire.

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It was the capital of the Inca empire.

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It was the capital of the Inca empire
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