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Long before Columbus sailed the ocean blue, the Inca people built a vast empire. So how did how fewer than 200 Spanish conquistadors manage to bring the mighty empire down?

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1.The Incas had very big land: Columbia to Santiago
2. The Incas had over ten million people
3. The Incas would connect their land by roads and bridges.
4. Incas government was like the ancient Romans.
5. When the Incas joined forces with other tribes, they build houses, had more food, and a lot more land. Also they had a school system.
6. The Incas Language was used by many other lands.

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The Inca society was based around strict social classes
1.- The Noble classes- the high priests, descendants of the first settlers of the empire and few people who were specially chosen by the emperor
2.- Public Administrators- These people ran the government at the low level and included tax collectors and record keepers
3.- Commoners- This included craftsmen and artists

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it went to the border of Columbia to all the way to Santiago Chile

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it had more than 10 million people

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The Incas government was sorta like the Roman Empire

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The religion of the Inca was closely tied into the everyday life of the Inca as well as with their
government. They believed that their ruler, the Inca Sapa, was part god himself.
Inti was the most important of the gods to the Inca. He was the god of the sun. The emperor, or
Inca Sapa, was said to be a descendant of Inti. Inti was married to the Goddess of the Moon,
Mama Quilla.

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The Commoners were most of the labor of Inca Empire They also built
government buildings, roads, worked in the mines and served in the military

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-The Inca sued their calendar to mark religious festivals as well as seasons do they could plant their crops at the correct time of the year
-The calendar was made up of 12 months- each month had 3 weeks of ten days each.

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Sapa Inca - The emperor or king of the Inca Empire was called the Sapa Inca, which means
"sole ruler". He was the most powerful person in the land and everyone else reported to the
Sapa Inca. His principal wife, the queen, was called the coya.