The kings who lived there called themselves “sons of the sun,” indicating their place at the top of society. The head priest and the commander of the army were just under the royal family. Next were the regional army leaders. Below them were temple priests, commanders, and skilled workers. At the bottom level were the farmers, shepherds, and ordinary soldiers. A person’s clothing indicated his or her social status and profession. Based on this passage, what was one result of the Inca class structure?

a
Agriculture played a large part in the economy.
b
This culture collected tribute, or payment for protection, from the people they conquered. Their capital, Tenochtitlan, was a huge center for trade.
c
Every province was required to mine for precious metals like tin, silver, gold, and copper.
d
Textiles became the most important good in Inca culture and citizens could not change their wardrobe without the permission of the government.