How did the Inca empire use roads?

Only the nobles used roads to travel.
The merchant class used roads for trade.
The armies used roads to travel quickly.
The Inca used roads to cross deep canyons.

The Incas used two types of road transportation: charqui (runners) for delivering information and lightweight valuables throughout the empire (via the quipus) and llamas caravans for transporting commodities. In huge flocks, llamas were used as pack animals.

Thus option C is correct.

What method did the Incas use to construct roads?

The Inca Road System is almost entirely used by pedestrians and pack animals such as llamas. On the Apurimac River near Huinchiri, Peru, the Q'eswachaka bridge is an Inka suspension (catenary) bridge.

This is Peru's final Inka-style bridge. Every two years, it is rebuilt.

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How did the Inca empire use roads? Only the nobles used roads to travel. The merchant class used roads for trade. The armies used roads to travel quickly. The Inca used roads to cross deep canyons.

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What method did the Incas use to construct roads?

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How did the Inca empire use roads?

Only the nobles used roads to travel.
The merchant class used roads for trade.
The armies used roads to travel quickly.
The Inca used roads to cross deep canyons.