Which outcome occurs when Inca agricultural terracing destabilizes?

💡 Explanation

Destabilization yields reduced water permeation and flooding because the terraced structure loses Keying, the interlocking of the terrace walls with the soil. The land then suffers; therefore, water will rush down, rather than dissipate.

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