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Given that the Inca economy did not use currency or the market, but was based on another activity which is the...
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These lands were of greater extension and were destined to the ayllus to obtain their sustenance.
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Sapa Inca reward relationship where in exchange for compulsory labor, the Sapa Inca organized rituals, built and maintained roads, allocated goods to needy families.
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Lands that provided food for the Inca, his family, the nobility, officials, servants, armies on campaign and villages that for some reason lost their crops.
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The Inca empire was made up of four ‘suyos’, that in Quechua is called...
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Lands reserved to produce food for offerings to the gods and the sustenance of the priests in charge of the cult.
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Action that motivates one person or thing to reciprocate with another, to give and receive with limits
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The core of the social and territorial structure of the Inca Empire. A clan of related families with a common right to a piece of land granted by the State.
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It is a form of exchange of labor force between the families of an ayllu.
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A tradition of South American pre-Columbian cultures that consists of the collaboration of a group in activities that benefit the community, such as the construction of public works.
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It is an Inca unit that was equivalent to 0.27 hectares of land, where people could cultivate.
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System of compulsory work on the lands or works of the State or the Inca.
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