The Inca rebellion
By: [a Discovery Channel production] ; produced by Atlantic Productions in association with Granada Media for the Learning Channel ; produced and written by Nick Jones ; director, Jason Hreno
Contributors: Discovery Channel (Firm); Atlantic Productions; Granada Media (Firm); Learning Channel (Firm); Films for the Humanities (Firm); Discovery Channel University
Series: Conquistadors; HIS 341 (NU course); HIS 345 (NU course)
Publisher: Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Princeton, N.J
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 47
Subjects: Incas; History
Description: "When Manco Capac, Spanish-backed puppet-ruler of the Incas, escaped to the countryside and levied an army, Francisco Pizarro was faced with a full-scale rebellion. This program recounts the events of that massive revolt, focusing on the ten-month siege that left the capital, Cuzco, in ruins.  Despite helpful knowledge of European military tactics, Manco Capac was hampered by the Spaniards' technical advantages, and by the arrival of harvest time, which broke up his troops. Forced into fighting a guerrilla war, the last Inca emperor is murdered eight years later"--Container.
Notes: Copyright date from container: c2003.

Director of photography, Lee Pulbrook ; editor, Peter Miller ; music, Glenn Keiles.

Narrator, William Hootkins.

DVD.