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Spanish Conquests in Peru

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Who was in Peru?• The Incas

• Ecuador to Chile (Andes mtns.)• Settle in Valley of Cuzco• Rulers were descended from the

sun god Inti• Bring prosperity and greatness• Men from one of eleven families

(descendents)

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Pachacuti Build an EmpirePachacuti

Unified (conquered all of Peru)

Powerful military Offered surrenderAllowed to keep own

customs and rulesLoyalty

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Incan Government Creates Unity• Extensive road

system• Rulers divided their

territory• Quechau- official

language• Founded schools to

teach the Incan ways• Groups identified by

certain patterns of clothing

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Incan Cities Show Government Presence• All roads led to

Cuzco• Houses built of solid

stone

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Incan GovernmentTotal controlRegulated

production and distribution of goods

Allowed little private commerce

Allyu- community cooperation

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Incan Government• Ayllu

– Irrigation canals– Cutting agricultural

terraces– Stored food to

distribute during hard times

• Families divided into groups of 10, 100, 1000, 10,000

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Incan Government• Mita- was the labor

tribute• Have to work for the

state a certain number of days

• Incan system more like socialism or modern welfare state

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Incan GovernmentAged and disabled

taken care of by the state

State fed peopleFreeze-dried

potatoes (chunos)Stored in warehouse

for food shortages

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Public Work Projects14,000 mile road program

Paved to simple paths

Built guest houses and shelters along the road

Chasquis- traveled the road as a postal service

Easy way to move troops

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Government Record-KeepingInca never developed a writing system

History and literature done through oral tradition

Quipa- series of knots used as an accounting system

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Government Record KeepingPosition of knots and

colors meant different thingsRes strings-

warriorsYellow strings-gold

Inca had two different calendars

Gods ruled the day and the time

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Religion Supports the StateWorshipped fewer

godsKey nature spirits

MoonStars, thunder

Viracocha- the creator

Sun worship amounted to worshipping the king

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Pizarro Subdues the Incas

Pizarro meets Atahualpa

Spanish crush Incan force; kidnapped Atahualpa.

Promise