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2015
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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1.
THE INCAS
NADIA TRUONG
2.
INCA EMPIRE
The center of the Inca territory: Cuzco, So. Peru
Started 1200 C.E
When they first started expanding it was 1438
attacked one son stayed and fought the Chancas
The citizens came back, the Incas were a very powerful
3.
INCA EMPIRE
Ideas mostly from Moche and Chimu
Both- cities, irrigation methods, and special classes
Good roads, created massage systems, thriving
4.
INCA EMPIRE
The height was 1500 C.E
Stretched north to south, almost length of Andes
About 10 million people in Inca rule
Today's territory includes five countries
They adopted ideas and institutions from other cultures
Photo by
Travis S.
5.
CLASS STRUCTURE
6.
THE EMPEROR
The emperor was at the top of the structure
The emperor was called Sapa Inca
The Sapa Inca was ruled with complete authority
Everyhting in the empire was the Sapa Inca
The Sapa Inca had many wives but the main one was called Coya
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NOBLES
The nobles were below the Sapa Inca they were given gifts
The highest rank was Capac Incas descended from Manco Capac
Controlling land, coca leaves, and gold; most important in gov.
Hahua Incas were not true Incas, some commoners were Hahua Incas
Curacas led the conquered, some collected taxes and inspected
8.
COMMONERS
Most commoners worked as farmers and herders
Commoners had to support the government but didn't practice slavery
Women usually weaved, while men built roads
The most important crops were usually corn and potatoes
Farmers had to give the gov. most of their crops, for storehouses
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FAMILY LIFE
Everyone as born into allyus, families filled an allyu
Allyus grew their own crops to support themselves but didnt own land
Curacas ruled the allyus, making sure they paid taxes and just supervise
Children learned responsibilty early, most were illeterate
At 15 boys undertook tests to become an Inca warrior
10.
MARRIAGE
Male commoners married in their 20s, females early as 16
When couples agreed to marry they held hands and switched sandals
They lived one room houses made of adobe or stone
11.
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
Gods; Illapu, Paca Mama, Mama Cocha, Viracocha, Inti
Emperor was descended
Spirits dwelled huacas
Belief in afterlife, and offering
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RELIGIOUS PRACTICES
Agricultural, livestock, human, sacrifice
Divination, oracle
13.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Smallpox spread, emperor, sons
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THANK YOU
FOR LISTENING
Nadia Truong
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