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The Incan system of forced labor called option A the mita.
What was the name of the Incan system of forced labor?
Mit'a Mit'a is pronounced as [mta] in Quechua, it was seen as a social obligation in the Inca Empire. Closely related to it, the geographically required Minka, also known as faena in Spanish, is still in use in Quechua tribes today.
Note that Toledo created the mita, a system of forced labor used to assign indigenous workers to mines and refineries. More particularly, 16 provinces (more than 200 indigenous districts) in present-day Peru and Bolivia were chosen to supply one-seventh of their male labor force each year.
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Answer: A) The Mita
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