Pachacuti stands out in inca history as the

a. leader who led the inca into peru
b. ruler who expanded the kingdom into an empire
c. first emperor to occupy machu picchu
d. first emperor to claim kinship with the sin god

The correct answer to this question is: B.

Pachacuti was an Incan leader in the 1400s who led the people of Cusco on a campaign which led the true development of the Incan empire throughout South America.

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