Question

Which statement best describes the role of government in Incan society? (SS.7.57)

Because they lived in a mountainous region, there was no unified, central
government among the Inca. Instead, they had scattered city-states where
inidiviuals ruled and kept to themselves.
The Incans were similar to the Romans due to their road building skills and their
government. The Incans had a republican form of government, which allowed
more freedom amongst the Incan people.
The Incans had no true form of government, because most of their time and
effort was spent performing religious rituals, leaving little time for governmental
tasks.

Answer 1

The Incan government excised a lot of control over its people. Every citizen was required to work for the government for part of the year. In exchange, the government would help support people in times of famine, poor health, and old age. I hope this is right.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Inca had a remarkable form of government. The Inca government, also called Tawantin Suyu, was a monarchy ruled by a single leader a powerful king.