Which of the following statements best describes the Incan social class structure? (1 point) Responses Most Incans were nobility who owned large tracts of land. Most Incans were nobility who owned large tracts of land. Only Incans could be a member of the nobility. Only Incans could be a member of the nobility. Lower ranking nobility held government positions. Lower ranking nobility held government positions. To be a member of the nobility, you must be related to the king.

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The statement that best describes the Incan social class structure is: Lower ranking nobility held government positions.

Incan society had a well-defined class system with nobility at the top, and many lower-ranking nobles held important government roles and responsibilities. While some nobles were indeed related to the Sapa Inca (the emperor), it was not a strict requirement for all nobility. Not all Incans were nobles, and the majority of the population were common people, including farmers and laborers.