Which of the following statements accurately describes Inca culture?

This statement is incorrect because the Inca did not have a formal writing system. Instead, they relied on a system of knotted strings known as quipu for record-keeping and communication. While they were adept at oral tradition and storytelling, the absence of a written language distinguishes them from many other ancient civilizations.

This statement is also incorrect. Inca religion was polytheistic, worshipping multiple deities, with Inti, the sun god, being one of the most significant. The Inca believed in a pantheon of gods that represented various aspects of nature and human life, indicating their complex spiritual beliefs.

This statement is misleading, as the Inca economy was primarily based on agriculture and local trade within their empire rather than overseas trade. The geographical barriers of the Andes limited their trade with distant lands, and their economy functioned largely through barter and the redistribution of resources within their vast territory.