The Inca Practiced "Split Inheritance

Multiple Choice

The Inca practiced "split inheritance." In this case, this meant that:

A) upon the death of the king, one of his sons inherited the kingship, but the dead king's wealth actually remained with him to maintain his mortuary
B) upon the death of the king, his wealth was split among all of his relatives
C) the material possessions of the dead king were destroyed as part of the burial ceremony
D) if the deceased king had multiple sons, they divided rulership of the nation