Incas

first they took out all their organs and used them for binding such as the small and large intestines. then they would take all the bodily fluids and boil them and mix with other substances and make them into perfumes and medicines. then they would wrap the body in cloth and burn the body into a crisp and then bury in the ground.

They were primary in establishing cities, and demonstrating that the new agriculture, intentional crops to feed the cities, was viable, in the S American continent.

they used quipus to help remember numbers

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Yes, they did. the used to eat cavies (guinea pigs) too!! eat food for life otherwise you will be skinny!

1.) Had advanced technology

2.) not immune to virus that spanish brought with them

3.) Threw many celebrations, so the spanish attacked them when they weren't ready

Pachacuti built the Inca Empire with a large, powerful army.

lived in areas in central Chile to Northern Ecuador

The Incas hunted Deer squirrels and many people in there tribes for food

The Inca may not have all the knowledge that we have today but one of the Inca's accomplishments were the causeways.

The Incas had a hard time getting to other lands because of the rivers, so they made the causeways to get through the river.

The large Inca Empire was connected by 10,000 miles of paved roads.

The upper class was the emperor, government officials, and priests.

The lower class was farmers and artisans.

Inca society had two main social classes. The emperor, priests, and government officials made up the upper class. Members of this class lived in stone houses in Cuzco and wore the best clothes. They didn't have to pay the labor tax, and they enjoyed many other privileges. Inca rulers, for example, could relax in luxury at Machu Picchu. This royal retreat lay nestled high in the Andes. Palaces and gardens could be found behind its gated wall. The lower class in Inca society included farmers, artisans, and servants. There were no slaves, however, because the Incas did not practice slavery. Most Incas were farmers. In the warmer valleys, they grew crops like maize and peanuts. In the cooler mountains, they carved terraces into the hillsides and grew potatoes. High in the Andes, people raised llamas-South American animals related to camels-for meat and wool.

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It would be five years to defeat the Incas and the Mayas.

The Incas valued religion. They would really want to please their gods and do lots of sacrifices. After that they valued art. They would use lots of gold which they called sun sweat. They loved art.

The Incas were known for there four layered pyramids. I think this is a good answer.

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A farming system includes input,processes,and output.Rainwater,soil nutrient and seeds are physical input while capital,machines and chemicals are cultural input.The process consists of ploughing,irrigation,sowing and harvesting.The outputs will be products and sometimes unwanted waste such as causing of water pollution.The farming products are divided into subsistence use and commercial use.Subsistence is using of food as the farmer and his family's food and commercial use is to sold food on market.

very very badly they enslaved them

Usually Inca men after marriage were obligated to do mit'a which was part time labor for government projects. They were assigned a job to do by the local curaca, the job they were assigned was mostly to go and work in the fields. Men around 50 years old weren't obligated to do mit'a however.

the colour's of the incas clothes we're very colourful the colurs were :black grey scarlett yellow blue and sometimes green and white.