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-Incas ruled as the military and administrative elites, leading armies made of conquered peoples while making up the majority of the state's bureaucracy
Leaders
-Incas had a large class of bureaucrats but no written script
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Relied on mnemonic aid called Quipu to keep records, made up of an array of cords of differing lengths and colors with knots tied
-Incas ruled as the military and administrative elites, leading armies made of conquered peoples while making up the majority of the state's bureaucracy
-Conquered peoples outnumbered the Incas, so took important captives from conquered peoples to Incan capital where they lived as hostages
-If conquered people were uncooperative, the Incas would send loyal colonists to an uncooperative region
-If conquered people rebelled, Inca armies would force them to resettle in distant parts of the empire