Question

In what major way did the relationship between the Incan government and Incan citizens differ from that of other pre-Columbian civilizations?
Incans performed most of their labor for the government and received basic necessities in exchange.
>Incans did not own property individually, but instead the community shared property as a group.<
The Incan government was popularly elected, but most of the day-to-day work was done by kings.
The Incan people generally didn't interact directly with their government, but they held many local meetings.

Answer 1

The Incan government was popularly elected, but most of the day-to-day work was done by king

Answer 2

can u explain why ?

Answer 3

@ilovenyc

Answer 4

not really sorry

Answer 5

soo u jus wanted a fan and medal for a bogus answer ? great. thanks.