Compare Qin Dynasty And Inca

Qin Dynasty and Inca Civilization Living high on the hillsides, the Inca Civilization grew into a strong monarchy where they were separated from the rest of the world for hundreds of years. On the contrary, the Qin dynasty developed in valleys and plains where they had internal disputes and constant raids from the north. These civilizations were different in most aspects of life except for some minor topics. One aspect of life that differed between the two civilizations was geography and landscape. The Inca civilization developed in South America along mountain ranges, deserts, and rainforests. On the other hand, the Qin dynasty developed in East China along many rivers, valleys, and plains. Both civilizations had lowland geography, but the Inca civilization mainly consisted of highlands. The climate of the Qin dynasty was the inverse of the climate in the Inca civilization. In the Qin dynasty the climate in the summer was often wet, warm and windy while the climate in the winter was cold and dry. In the Inca civilization things were different, the summer climate was hot and dry while the winter climate was wet and warm. For these reasons, the geography and climate of these civilizations seem to be opposites. Another aspect that differs and in some ways but was slightly similar between the two …show more content…
First off, both civilizations settled in a certain area and built up their empire to eventually have an emperor. In the Qin dynasty, the emperor was Qin Shi Huang while the emperor in the Inca civilization was Emperor Pachacuti. The two civilizations both had conquests to capture land during their reigns. Surprisingly, the two empires both fell from war, the Qin dynasty fell from internal disputes and riots while the Inca civilization fell to Spanish invaders. Between these ancient nations, history followed a similar pattern but was tweaked differently for each