Once chosen as the leader of his peoples, the Sapa Inca
a. ruled for life.
b. could be removed by the aristocracy.
c. chose a wife from the father's side of the family.
d. became a member of the aristocracy.
e. was second in power only to the sun god priest.
Question 2
Although the Portuguese were considered rude and unfit to trade with, what gave them an edge in establishing themselves in the Indian Ocean?
a. Impressive gifts to various leaders
b. Ports they docked at that were subject to Christian rulers
c. Ship-mounted cannons
d. Byzantine aid
e. Promises to convert to Islam in return for trade