The Inca term mitmaqkuna refers to:
A) their system of labor taxation
B) the practice of terracing fields along steep slopes to increase the amount of arable land
C) conquered people whom the Inca dispersed and relocated to aid in their subjugation
D) the Inca practice of split inheritance

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The term mitmaqkuna refers to conquered people whom the Inca dispersed and relocated to aid in their subjugation. The Inca used this practice as a means of population control and expansion of the empire. The relocated individuals were often tasked with spreading Inca culture and government, and acted as both a form of punishment and a means of strengthening the Inca hold over newly acquired territories.

The Inca Term Mitmaqkuna Refers To