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Incas

Location Peru Andes Mountains

Government Central bureaucracy Theocracy Chiefs led groups Pachacuti Ruler considered a descendent of the sun god Chiefs led groups Pachacuti Expanded kingdom into an empire

Society/Culture Road system Quipu- counting device used to record data Used for trade Quipu- counting device used to record data Calendar Day and night Provided info about the Gods Make your own quipu!! https://threeancientcivilizations.weebly.com/challenge-3-incas.html

Religion Polytheistic Nature spirits Sun, moon, stars, thunder Sacrificed llamas and distributed goods Machu Piccu

Economy Based on trade Early form of socialism Government controlled the economy

Downfall Civil war broke out Francisco Pizarro Spanish conquistador Conquered the Incas in 1535