Which town and Inca archaeological site in southern Peru, northwest of the city of Cusco, briefly served as a stronghold for a centre of the Inca resistance to the Spanish conquest?ASacsayhuamán BOllantaytambo CMachu Picchu DTipon
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Which town and Inca archaeological site in southern Peru, northwest of the city of Cusco, briefly served as a stronghold for a centre of the Inca resistance to the Spanish conquest?ASacsayhuamán BOllantaytambo CMachu Picchu DTipon
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The answer is BOllantaytambo. This town and Inca archaeological site in southern Peru, northwest of the city of Cusco, briefly served as a stronghold for a centre of the Inca resistance to the Spanish conquest.
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