Write a series of five journal entries from the point of view of a member of a tribe that has been conquered by the Incas. Make sure that you bring out positive and negative aspects of Inca rule. Each journal entry should be about 200 words.
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What tribe has been conquered byy the Incas?
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It only shows that the spanish conquered the incas..
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Journal Entry 1:
Today is a day I will never forget. Our once proud tribe has been conquered by the mighty Incas. There is a mix of emotions within me, a sense of loss and fear, but also a glimmer of hope. As I observe their arrival, I cannot help but acknowledge the positive aspects of Inca rule. Their civilization is advanced, with impressive architectural structures and a centralized government that brings stability to the region. I am in awe of their engineering skills and the efficient organization of their society. However, this newfound order has come at the cost of our independence, as we are now subjects of the Inca empire. Although I feel a sense of belonging to a larger entity, there is also a part of me that mourns for the loss of our own traditions and customs.
Journal Entry 2:
It has been a year under Inca rule, and I have come to appreciate their commitment to education and infrastructure. The Incas have established roads and bridges that connect our once-isolated villages, allowing for easier trade and cultural exchange. Moreover, they have introduced us to new agricultural techniques, enhancing crop yields and ensuring a stable food supply for our people. The empire's organized methods have brought prosperity to some extent, and I am grateful for the stability they have provided. However, there are moments when the heavy hand of Inca rule feels suffocating. Our traditions, rituals, and beliefs are slowly fading away as they impose their own language and customs upon us. The loss of our cultural identity is a price we pay for the benefits of progress.
Journal Entry 3:
Today, I met an Inca governor who seems genuinely interested in our well-being. He showed compassion and listened to our concerns about the rapid changes imposed on our tribe. He promised to protect our rights and preserve our traditions as much as possible. This encounter gave me hope for a more balanced rule. I am beginning to see that Inca governance, though rigid, is not void of compassion. They genuinely want to bring prosperity and order to all the people under their empire. We must find a way to merge our rich cultural heritage with the advancements they offer.
Journal Entry 4:
It is hard to deny the growing influence of Inca culture in our daily lives. People in our tribe are learning their language, adopting their clothing styles, and following their religious practices. These changes have brought both unity and division among us. The Inca rule has united us with other tribes, forming a sense of collective identity and strength. However, there is also division among our people as some have eagerly embraced the new ways while others hold onto our ancestral traditions, causing tension and conflict within our tribe.
Journal Entry 5:
As time passes, I am starting to recognize the long-lasting impact of Inca rule on our society. The advances in agriculture, architecture, and technology have improved our quality of life. Our tribe is now part of a larger empire, which gives us security and a sense of belonging to something greater. We have access to resources, knowledge, and opportunities that our ancestors could only dream of. However, this progress has come at a cost – the erosion of our distinct identity and the fading of our ancient way of life. It is a delicate balance, and though there are negatives, we must find a way to embrace the positive aspects of Inca rule while also preserving our unique culture, customs, and traditions.