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In what ways had the incas adapted their civilization to the environment by the sixteenth century?a. The incas built up large floating islands of soil to grow crops in their many lakesb. The incas hunter and gathered using horses they brought from Europeansc. The incas built roads and bridges to facilitate networks of exchange in mountainous areasd. The incas imported potatoes and wheat from far distance trading partners to supplement their diet
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