What were some of the defining features of the Inca Empire?a. It was found in the Pacific Northwest and featured large, earthen-floored, cedar-planked houses, where multiple families lived under one roof. b. It was predominantly located in the Great Plains and experienced cold winters and hot summers west of the Mississippi River. c. It extended along the Andes Mountains in western South America and featured stone buildings and irrigated farms. d. It spanned much of central Mexico after a migration from northwest Mexico and was dominated by huts made with adobe. e. It was located in the Southwest near what is today Arizona and was comprised of people who spoke one unified language.

C. It extended along the Andes Mountains in western South America and featured stone buildings and irrigated farms.

Explanation:

The Inca people lived in the Andes mountains fifteenth-century C.E  and they developed a great empire in South America which was home to over twelve million people. In just 100 years, one of the largest empires in the world has been created. The coastal region was dessert so they adopted an irrigation system to feed a large number of people both on the coast and in the highlands, where they established settlements.

codfish influenced the yankee trade because they traded it with the americans and the americans traded livestock, molasses and stuff that they can make clothes out of (like wool, and leather). they also could make weapons to.