What determined the types of goods and crops that an inca community would produce and trade with other inca communities?

Geographic location

Explanation:

The Inca civilization occupied an enormous territory in South America. However, much of this territory was located in the Andes Mountains, in an environment that is not easy to farm. It was also a territory with a lot of geographical variations. Therefore, the types of goods and crops that they produced depended on the geographical location of the settlements. These differences encouraged trade between different Inca communities.

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