incaThe basic unit of Inca social organizationA kinship group whose members claimed decent from a common ancestor and married within the groupMarriage creates a large extended family group where brothers and sisters and first, second, and third cousins consider themselves siblings all togethermembers of these groups aid one another in tasks beyond the capacity of a single householdA village community consisted of several allyu, each owned certain lands and had heads of families, and villagers [participated in mutual aid in agricultural tasks, and other projects BUT this communal principal was utilized by Inca rulers and turned into a form of unpaid forced labor

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