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conquered the Inca Empire in the Andes Mountains. This kingdom was centered in modern-day Peru. Pizarro was a typical conquistador and captured the Inca king, gained a ransom, and killed the king anyway. Soon after, loads of gold and silver flooded out of the mines of México and Peru to aid the Spanish crown.
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