Incas

They didn't have one. They didn't understand money, but they traded things. Gold was their favorite metal because of it's color. They worshiped the sun and they thought it was a god.

They did have one thing they used as money. Woman would trade cloths (like money) for other luxury items such as gold and jewels or clothing. Trading with cloth mostly happened among woman of the Inca.

Francisco Pizarro of Spain.

The Sapa Inca. Often thought to be a descendant of the sun god.

they were one of the best empires in history because of there tools and efficiency to use there enviorment

The women made jewelry while men hunted

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slave/servant, agraculture worker (farmer/marketplace worker), religious position

arts and crafts

The last ruler of the Incas was Atahualpa who was executed by Pizarro.

the roads that were built

They ha
d celebrations of the sun god, crowning of a new emperor, war wins basically what we do

as the sweat of the sun and silver was known as the tears of the moon

Not only the Aztecs of Mexico and the Incas of South America were conquered by the Spanish, but also the Mayans in Mexico and northern Central America.

The Spanish were seeking treasure: the gold, pearls and other valuables that the native tribes had accumulated. Considering the natives as savages, the Spanish took anything they found and (with their superior arms) subjugated any tribes that fought them. The Spanish also enslaved many of the Caribbean island populations. The discovery of the New World led to the colonization by the Spanish (and other European nations) of the lands of these groups.

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Most of the Incas who were not killed by the Spanish in combat probably died from European diseases. But the Incas probably did not die out entirely; rather, the survivors of the Spanish invasion simply assimilated into the rest of the population.

Incan society had two main groups-nobles and commoners. Unlike the Aztecs, the Inca did not make slaves of prisoners of war. Nobles ran the government, controlled the army, and enjoyed a rich style of life. Aside from the artisans, who had a slightly higher social position, most commoners were farmers. Those who lived along the coast were fishermen. Commoners did all of the basic work. This included growing crops for themselves, the priests, the nobles, and the emperor. Most people stayed in the class they were born in for life.

The Inca government was centralized, with the ruler being a descendant of the Sun God Inti. The ruler would not be considered a god while he was living, but was treated as such. The ruler would marry his sister, and he cannot many "humans". But then their child would not necessarily be heir to the throne. Concubines could have his child and the child that was most suited was chosen. When the ruler died, he was mummified, and his body kept around during the early years of his successor. This was done so that the successor may speak to the predecessor for advice. Most of the government howver was a large bureaucracy and each person had his own responsibility. The more powerful you were, the more people you controlled. The common people were divided into clan called "ayllus". To join a clan, one traced both your male and female ancestor's lines. You married within your clan and interacted with the government through your clan. You also paid your taxes through the clan.

They invented A writing called "Quechua"

In the South America in the Andes Mountains.

The Incas built their homes using stones and adobe bricks, characterized by their rectangular shapes, thatched roofs, and lack of windows. They also had trapezoidal doorways and niches for storing items within the walls. The homes were often clustered together in groups called "suyus" within the empire.

The Native American empire conquered by Francisco Pizarro was the Inca Empire. In the early 16th century, Pizarro led a Spanish expedition that ultimately captured the Inca ruler Atahualpa and exploited internal divisions within the empire. This conquest was facilitated by superior weaponry, strategic alliances with rival tribes, and the impact of diseases brought by Europeans. The fall of the Inca Empire marked a significant moment in the Spanish colonization of South America.

The Inca had a comparatively advanced civilization. They created an accurate calendar and many metal tools and implements. They learned how to smelt metals. They also built aqueducts, pipes and channels to carry water, which helped them to irrigate crops.

Hernan Cortez destroyed the Aztec civilization. As for the Incas, i dont not know!

In 1532, Francisco Pizarro (Spanish) arrived at Peru. In 1536, Cuzco (the capital city of the Incan empire) was visibly lost and defeated.

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