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

@Frostbite @amistre64 @nubeer @TuringTest can any of u help ???

Answer 2

without having any sort of textbook to relate too ... i got no idea

Answer 3

Here this might help.
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 4

@mikaa_toxica13 you there?

Answer 5

@xxarrowstarxx Yes thank u. so I'm thinking its the first one ?

Answer 6

yes
you are corrrect

Answer 7

and your welcome :)

Answer 8

Which of the following did Mayan farmers not do prior to the arrival of the Spanish?
raise cattle
grow squash
grow cotton
raise turkeys

Answer 9

@xxarrowstarxx