Empire of Peru
The empire of the Incas was a great, although brief, period in Peru's colorful past. There were many differing tribes that inhabited the land pre-Inca empire. However, the last of the people to inhabit Peru (pre-Spanish Invasion) constructed a vast empire that homogenized the tribes, and replaced the differences with a highly developed kind of welfare state. The Wari, Chankas, and Chan Chan are just a few of the other peoples that had populated Peru at various times. It would be a difficult task to list the many tribes that existed in ancient Peru, seeing as how none of them kept any written records. This is due to the fact that a written language didn't even exist in Peru until the invasion of the Spaniards, and that is when we get the most initial information of the Inca civilization. Aside from written records we must fall back on archeology to piece together the puzzle of this great empire. The Incas were established in the Andian mountains. More specifically, in the Cuzco valley. There they wared for many years with the Chancas. It was the Inca victory, in 1430's, over their neighbors that began their great militaristic expansion. However, it wasn't until the middle of the 15th century they began their impe
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Approximate Word count = 1421
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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