Peak of the Incan Empire

I think it’s interesting how their taxes were paid in labor. They’re delivery system is very interesting as well. It’s crazy how things were delivered so fast with chasquis and tambos. It makes sense though. When at Machu Pichu, I noticed that they also had terraces but they didn’t have crops or anything. It was just grass.

I believed the Incas made a successfully planned economy that contributed to the social wealth in Incan society. They adapted to the Andres Mountains really well, using the resources they found efficiently. Lastly, having collective labor as their way of paying taxes seemed like a fair system to me.

The peak of it remained hard for mainly Europeans And Mestizos to conquer the Incas did not make as much enemies like The Aztecs did

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First communists lol

NICE VIDEO
BUT THE INCAS DIDN'T BUILT ANY OF THE MEGALITHIC STRUCTURES .
ESPECIALLY MACHU PICCHU

Marxism should be called incanism

I found it interesting how the Inca Empire was able to become prosperous in their agriculture as well as their architecture in such an unfavorable climate and landscape. I also found it interesting how people in need, such as the elders, the sick, and others were able to gain help from others in order to survive.

Comrade Stalin would be proud.

Other Farmers: My harvest
Inca Farmers: OUR harvest

Communists: makes a theory about a system of government where the state would distribute the wealth and resources of the nation evenly according to the needs of the people

Incan Empire: have actually been putting a similar system into practice hundreds of years before the birth of Marx

I am always fascinated by how the hell people figured this stuff out. I mean someone at some point had to figure out that stones retain heat and layering stone over sand over soil retained water efficiently. How does one even figure that out?

They had a very interesting society.
Proves that pple can live as one without money.

Very nice

Yooo, please do ancient Egypt, it is very underrated

based proto-socialist incas

COOL!

Corpses engaged in politics long after their death. I thought this was about the Inca not current American voters.

So the Incans are quite simmilar to Ancient Egypt.

Oh I didn’t know the Inca were communists lol

Nice video from a native of Cuzco, Peru!

I guess many would agree to this kind of "Socialism" ie work and contribute and get the goods and not you work and give me money for nothing

Soviet socialist inca empire :)

Able body men then came in Kane

Great job!

Oh my god they’re communists that worship the dead

If they didn’t care as much for the dead and Spanish didn’t arrive they would’ve lasted forever

incredible!

Wow! A market free society with public distribution system and mandatory social participation... This seems to be a practical role model state for Marxists (except aspects like class system and religion)

Megalithic stonework is pre-Inca.

The ancient communists.

this sounds really communist

Had no idea how co-operative their society was. Take note humanity - this is how it could be done ...

Incredible that they accomplished all this without a writing system

so basically they built a communist empire but with zombies ?

Spanish conquer the great empire of aztecs and Inca but they never conquer the igorot tribe and the northern mountainous area in the Philippines for over 300 years of staying.

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All your documentaries are very professionally-made! The content is concise but very engaging and the animated images add so much to the narrative!

What fascinating stuff. Too bad their empire couldn't last longer.

"British historian Philip Fernandez"

Wait....

So basically, what you're saying is, the Inca are empirical proof that communism does actually work?

That opening though 🤣

With the way the government controlled the production and distribution of goods, it’s almost like Incan society was an early form of communism lmao

The labour thing is just like Age of Empires

It sounds like an early form of communism.

Megaliths are pre Incan.

so they were communists? nice.

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