Inca by robin blackburn

Mrs. Blackburn

robinjr17 — 2015-05-31 18:07:55 UTC

Hello All

All students in the group must successfully complete all tasks

TASK #1

robinjr17 — 2015-05-31 18:13:24 UTC

Double click the wall...add your name and period and task # then

Identify the INCA on a map and upload a picture....no repeats

Task #2 Directions

robinjr17 — 2015-05-31 18:17:08 UTC

Double click the wall...add your name and the period and task #

History: Give some background about the history of the Inca

(not found in your article) and upload a picture

Task #3 Directions

robinjr17 — 2015-05-31 18:24:42 UTC

Double click the wall...add your name and period and

select one of the following Inca topics and share some research with the class (not from article) upload a picture

Manco Capac ,Daily Life in the Inca Empire, Homes, Clothing, Food, Hair Styles, Jewelry, Weddings, Kids & School, The Sapa Inca, The Royals,The Common People,Religion, Dreams and Omens,Government,The Inca Army,Cuzco, Capital City ,Crime and punishment,Terrace Farming,Domesticated Animals

Justina Bieber Task #3 Period 4

robinjr17 — 2015-05-31 23:10:05 UTC

Inca Hair

Discoveries have been made about the Incan hairstyles through studying their ancient mummies. It is believed that women of this culture had very long hair that they would most typically braid. Men on the other hand, would still have relatively long hair, yet would occasionally cut it with a certain type of knife. It has been thought that certain hairstyles may distinguish one class from another.

Joseph Menard period 7

2015-06-03 16:22:17 UTC

task #2

The inca made a highway and

road system in peru

Katelyn Kennedy Period 2 task #2

2015-06-03 16:43:21 UTC

The Inca roads, the arteries of an empire, amount in all to more than 14,000 miles. They are not paved, in the way of Roman roads, nor are they even much flattened - for this empire contains no wheeled vehicle nor any horses.

Luis fidas period 2 #3

2015-06-03 17:13:20 UTC

The inca empire clothing was very important.It told people your position in society.For example only the sapa inca could wear a special hat made of gold and feathers.He wore heavy gold jewelry and extremely heavy gold ear plugs.His clothes were made of fur or the finest cloth.Royal family and noble men wore colorful clothing but not as colorful as the sapa inca.Rich and poor dressed in the same fashion, although not with the same fabrics. Commoners did not wear feathers. Their cloth was made of plant fibers and had a somewhat rough texture. But the style of the clothing for both rich and poor was similar.

The men wore a sleeveless tunic. When the weather was chilly, they also wore a cloak and sandals.

Isabella Rivelli Task #2

2015-06-03 17:21:53 UTC

some history of the Inca is... The Inca empire also known as the Incan Empire, was the largest in Pre-Columbia America. The administrative, political, and military center of the empire was located in Cusco in modern-day Peru.

Ashley St. Laurent Period 3 Task #3

2015-06-03 18:11:56 UTC

The Inca men had short hair in the front and long in the back. The Inca woman had long hair parted down the middle. The only time they cut it was when their husband died to show respect.

TJ McEnaney Period 6 Task #1

2015-06-04 12:21:49 UTC

Abe Orellana Per 6 task 3

2015-06-04 12:39:27 UTC

The Inca had a very large empire, hence, they covered many different types of land. this meant that they grew different things in different lands. One crop they probably grew everywhere was potatoes and other root crops. Why? They grew these types of crops mostly because they could withstand very cold temperatures. From there, the Inca ate whatever crops where closest to them

Garrett Jackman Task #2 Per.7

2015-06-04 13:02:11 UTC

One of the Incas most important part of life was the ayllu

which was a group of families that worked together on a portion

of land and practically lived together. All Incas that were born into the ayllu stayed

in it until the day they died or couldn't work because of age or problems. The family

did everything together and shared personal belongings like a real family would.

Kelsie Tridento task 2 Period 2

2015-06-04 15:37:51 UTC

At age 14 , men of the nobility wore large

gold earplugs. They would put in bigger and bigger

earplugs over time.

FELIX AGOSTO period 2 task#1

2015-06-04 15:44:39 UTC

Michael Tortorella period 2 period#7

2015-06-04 15:52:24 UTC

In the early 15th century the town of Cuzco is a small place, the headquarters of one of many competing tribes within the region which was once ruled from Tiwanku. But in about 1438 a younger son of the ruler defeats the neighbouring Chanca people, usurps power, gives himself the resounding title Pachacuti ('transformer of the earth') and begins an astonishing process of military expansion.

FELIX AGOSTO period 2 task#3

2015-06-04 16:39:55 UTC

Most people in the Inca Empire were commoners or peasants. There were many laws that governed what common people could do. Commoners, for example, could not travel on the roads. If they were caught breaking this law, whoever found them was suppose to immediately toss them off the mountain to die, and that's exactly what they did. That law kept most people home, doing their job - raising food for the Inca people. Life was hard, but no one in the Inca Empire went hungry.

Michael Tortorella Peroiod 2 Task#3

2015-06-04 16:39:58 UTC

In the Inca Empire, clothing was very important. It told people your position in society. For example, only the Sapa Inca could wear a special hat made of gold and feathers. . He wore heavy gold jewelry and extremely heavy gold earplugs. His clothes were embroidered and covered with jewels. His slippers were made of fur or the finest cloth. The Sapa Inca only wore an outfit once. Once his clothes were removed, they were burned. The Sapa Inca kept many weavers busy making him a new outfit every day.