Unit 7 Lesson 29.3 Family Life

What were the larger groups called that families belonged to in the Inca Empire?

• clans
• tribes
• cities
• kingdoms

Who owned the land that the ayllus lived on?

• the commoners
• the government
• the ayllus
• the emperor

Who had to work in the ayllu?

• everyone except the very young and the very old
• only the women
• only the men
• only the leaders

Who ruled over every ten households in the ayllu?

• the nobles
• the emperor
• the curaca
• the commoners

How were taxes paid in the Inca Empire?

• with currency
• with livestock
• with crops
• with goods and labor

What did most Incan children learn early in life?

• about their responsibilities
• about their rights
• about their government
• about their religion

Who received formal education in the Inca Empire?

• commoner boys with special talents
• noble girls
• noble boys
• commoner girls with special talents

Who did male commoners usually marry?

• women from their own ayllu
• women from other ayllus
• women from other tribes
• women from other clans

What were the groups of families called that made up the ayllus?

• cities
• clans
• kingdoms
• tribes

Who assigned work to members of the ayllu?

• the emperor
• the curacas
• the commoners
• the nobles