Assyria

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It occurred when God sent His angel of death to kill 185,000 Assyrian soldiers who were encamped around Jerusalem during the reign of King Hezekiah. You can read about it in Isaiah 37, verses 36 to 38.

Because they treaded alot of metals and woods from other contry. And now, they use all the metals and woods to make weapons

In 703 BCE Marduk of Babylon formed an alliance of Chaldeans, Aramaeans against Sennacheirb when he was enthroned in Assyria.

Sennacherib counter-attacked, suppressed the rebellion and and took Babylon.

My facts could be mistaken but believe it or not, a crucial technology; I believe it was in fact the Assyrians, who were the first people to use steel. Steel is stronger and lighter than iron. Nothing fancy; not titanium, or the fictional "adamantium" or what have you, just old fashioned, run-of-the-mill steel. The use of steel more than anything gave them a crucial edge; most of the armies they massacred had their iron weapons destroyed by the Assyrians. HELL NO THEY WERENT THE DEVIL WAS DUH.

There roads, weapons, canals and plows.

They were organized like a democracy with artistic works of the founding fathers on the wall

SURROUNDING THEM ! they came from every direction so there was no escaping .

Unfortunately yes we did have but the only slave i know we had are the Armenians. our queen Shameram had an empire. also the Armenian had had empire and their king's name was Aram the king of the Armenian Empire. he said to our queen that a women can't control an empire and she should give up her empire to him. she refused that offer and sent the great army of Assyrian to their empire and took it away from him and killed their king then slaved their women children old men young man everyone and who ever speaks their language she will cut off his tongue. we slaved them for 40 years they couldn't speak their own language until now 21 century they speak our language the Assyrian language some of them do but not sure of all of them.

some of the Armenians still hate us Assyrians because of that story and what happened but some of them are really friendly and joke about that depends on the person. but they still make up stories about that. some stories says our queen loved their king but he didn't love her that's why she killed him some said they got married and she killed him and took both empires which is bull***t he disrespected her because she was a women. and you know how women use to be treated back in the days. they always looked at the women as a weak.

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Assyrian

No, the Assyrians did not invent written law. The Sumerians, a group that inhabited Southern Mesopotamia, did. The Assyrians are descendants of those who are credited to such inventions.

Abraham came from the line of Eber grandson of Shem son of Noah. This means that he was a Hebrew. The Assyrians came from the line of Assur son of Shem son of Noah. They are both Semitic.

They lay in heaps until modern times when they were discovered again.

True. The Assyrians conquered the Northern Kingdom of Israel in 722 BCE.

Scholars are somewhat uncertain about David - whether he existed, whether he was a tribal chieftain or king of Judah, or whether he really was king of a United Monarchy of Israel just as the Bible says.

According to the Bible, David became king about 1000 BCE. Israel was destroyed in 722 BCC, so David would have become king a little under three hundred years before the final conquest of Israel.

It is known that the Assyrians did not concern themselves with the religious beliefs and practices of subject peoples. When the Assyrians conquered Israel, they boasted of taking away the idols and treasures from the temples, but this was because of their value, not because of any attempt to influence religious beliefs. In spite of common opinion today, the people of the northern kingdom of Israel actually were at all times polytheistic. Apart from their national God, YHWH, the Israelite pantheon included many of the same gods as their neighbours, so when the Israelites were dispersed throughout the Assyrian empire they would have assimilated easily into the local cultures.

We know that the Assyrians did not concern themselves with the religious beliefs of the conquered peoples. When they conquered the northern kingdom of Israel, they boasted of taking away the idols and treasures out of the temples but this was for their value, not in order to suppress the religion of the Israelites. It is now known that the Israelites were actually polytheistic and, apart from the national God YHWH, their pantheon included many of the gods of their neighbours. So when the Israelites were dispersed throughout the Assyrian empire, they would have assimilated easily into the local cultures, without religious coercion.

Those were primitive governments. As the world was divided, battles have been fought. For more than 1000 years, people turned into warriors and then came the Hammurabi code which was the first known coded set of rules in history. These battling groups of people united surrounding neighbors' who became the empires of our history beginning with the Babylonian empire followed by the Persian, the Greek and the Roman Empire.

Through an efficient system of communication and a rapid transit of military and government personnel.the well-maintained roads helped the transit however later they established staging post equipped with fresh horses to carry out the kings message

The problem here is that, in both cases, a great variety of periods are given the labels of Persian Empire and Assyrian Empire, when in fact there were periods of small area coverage or different rulers and influence by the basic ethnic peoples and the ruling classes, which were sometimes foreign. And this line of thought often entwines both peoples as if they were the same at some periods. 'Persian Empire' has been applied spasmodically to periods between 627 BCE to 1979 CE, while similarly Assyrian Empire' has been used to label periods from 25th Century BCE to 627 CE.

The main periods were Persia 549 to 330 BCE; Assyria 991 to 627 BCE. But there will be many people who will claim all sorts of periods outside that so where do you go?

Yes, The Jews defeated the Assyrian-Greeks around 165 BCE.

It should be noted that the Jews won a guerrilla war or war of attrition as opposed to an open war or direct confrontation. The Assyrian-Greeks withdrew from Judea in order to prevent the loss of today's Iraq to Seleucids who decided to invade when seeing the Assyrian-Greeks as being preoccupied.

The Assyrians had a deplorable policy towards the conquered. In addition to torturing and enslaving both enemy soldiers and civilians, the Assyrians had a consistent policy of rearranging populations of conquered people. In the Ancient Period, people were typically connected quite strongly to the land they lived on, often to such an extent that simply deporting them to a different land would result in their identity shifting and assimilating into a new group. The Assyrians took advantage of this by forcibly rearranging populations. This had the effect of limiting resistance to Assyrian occupation and the weakening of Non-Assyrian culture.

It was an ancient Mesopotamian city on the eastern bank of the Tigris River, and capital of the Neo-Assyrian Empire. Ruins are located in southern Iraq.

well people used iron to make weapons cause of they needed something to make weapons out of the suddenly a group of people found iron and a use of it. so they needed to be protect so they carved iron and make it there very own weapon. I KNOW THAT I WOULD ;D

There is great debate whether the Assyrians, Egyptians, or Hittites invented the chariot. Although, the chariot originated in Mesopotamia around 3000 BC.

You decide.