The Inca

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The Inca

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The Inca allowed local leaders to continue to serve, rather than slaughtering all people they conquered or viewing subject peoples as vermin. They also had a complex social and political structure that incorporated subject peoples into their society through various means such as taxation and labor obligations. While they did consider themselves superior to other indigenous groups, there is no evidence to suggest that they had strong notions of racial superiority that would exclude subject peoples from their society.