The inca organized their families into local communities, known as _________, which were expected to provide labor and goods to their chiefs, and linked together approximately 32 million people.
Ayllus were essentially extended family groups but they could adopt non-related members, giving individual families more variation and security of the land that they farmed.
Miya is a name Quipus is an ancient form of record keeping and a causeway is a raised road.
