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The Mita system was a form of communal labor used by the Inca Empire in the Andes Mountains of South America. It was a form of state-mandated labor that required each village or group of villagers to provide laborers to work on public projects such as road-building, mining, or agricultural labor. The Mita system was used to provide labor for the Inca's vast network of roads, temples, and other public works. The Mita system was also used to ensure that each village had the resources necessary to sustain itself. All members of the community were expected to take part in the Mita system, with the exception of certain privileged members of Inca society, such as the nobility and the priests.