The Sun, the Moon and Thunder.

Pachacuti, Tupa Inca and Huayna Capac and Atahualpa.

Moctezuma, Pakal, Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro.

Using money.

Working for the government for a year.

They didn't have to pay taxes.

Had to be punished or die.

Were too tired for working long hours.

Could rest 2 days a week and then go back to work.

People could share and learn from the others religions and rules.

People were free to choose whatever they wanted to do.

People had to surrender, learn and respect their rules, traditions and religion.

Drawing lines on a wall.

The Quipu, a recording device made of knotted string.

Writing numbers on rocks and clay in their own Math system.

Soldiers and farmers.

Bridge bridges, bridge inspector, messenger, road builder, mommy assistant.

All of the above.

Because they were grounded for doing something bad.

When they did not want to go to school.

So they could grow straight.

Children got their real names at: 2-5 years old during the coming-age ceremony (before they were called baby and then but their nickname) after 10-12 years old, boys went to school in Cuzco, at marriages people exchanged sandals, old, retired people worked less than young adults.

Children got their real names at when they were born, then they they got a nickname, oys went to school in Cuzco, at marriages people exchanged hugs and vows, old, retired people worked as hard as young adults.

Children got their real names at: 13-15 years old during the coming-age ceremony (before they were called baby and then but their nickname) after 13-15 years old, boys went to school in Cuzco, at marriages people exchanged sandals, old, retired people worked less than young adults.

Machu Picchu in in the Andes, is the only city that has been rebuilt. People could farm around the mountains. They could farm potatoes and corn.

Machu Picchu in in the Andes, is the only city that remains without being destroyed, we don’t really know its use. People could farm in the mountains by building terraces. Potatoes were what they could farm the most.

Machu Picchu in in the Andes, is the only city that remains without being destroyed, it was used for sacrifices. People could not farm in the mountains.

The Spanish Francisco Pizarro.

The Spanish Hernán Cortés.

Both of them.

Francisco Pizarro and the Spanish tricked Atahualpa and kidnapped him, made Inca citizens give them gold and silver and finally killed Atahualpa and took the Inca Civilization.

Hernán Cortés and the Spanish tricked Atahualpa and kidnapped him, made Inca citizens give them gold and silver and finally killed Atahualpa and took the Inca Civilization.

The Spanish made Atahualpa their friend. Then all of them, made Inca citizens give them gold and silver and finally killed Atahualpa and took the Inca Civilization.

She decided to honor the Gods because she was very brave.

The volcano had been polluting water and crops, so she was supposed to make gods happy and help her people.

She was a criminal and a lazy girl so that was her punishment.

Museo Santuario de Altura del Sur Andino de la Universidad Católica de Santa María de Arequipa, in Peru.

Louvre Museum in Paris.

Museo de Nacional de Antropología de México.

She was preserved by the Gods so she could be discovered and teach us about the Inca Civilization.

Incas had a better mummification process then Ancient Egypt.

Her body was frozen due to the cold temperatures on top of the mountains.