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They transplanted the aristocracies to other areas and imported replacement ones. This ensured there was no sympathetic local ruling class which would lead uprisings against Assyrian control.
Their army provided a backup to enforce control, and to prevent incursions by external forces.
This technique was copied by the successive empires of Babylon and Persia after they took over, which is what happened to the Jews. When the Assyrians captured the north, they deported the aristocracy and imported a new one - the Ten Tribes were not deported, their aristocracy was, and the people remained with an Assyrian one replacing it. Similarly the Babylonians took over the south and deported the Judean aristocracy and replaced it with a Babylonian one - the people remained. Cyrus the Persian allowed the descendants to go home and try to reclaim their estates. Some took up the offer, but many remained, preferring their new life in Babylon.
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What to things did the Assyrians do to control territories the conquered?
Brutus what she has
The Assyrians successfully administered their empires through the following methods except?
Except for things such as art.They primarily conquered through Military, brutality towards those that they conquered, deporting of troublesome peoples, language, and technology.
What is interesting about the Assyrians?
The things you are using in your life today.
What are three things Romans wanted from people they conquered under Augustus?
Under Augustus, the Romans sought tribute, military support, and loyalty from the people they conquered. They imposed taxes to extract resources and wealth, ensuring economic benefits for Rome. Additionally, they often required local populations to provide soldiers for the Roman legions, reinforcing their military strength. Lastly, they aimed for loyalty and the integration of conquered peoples into Roman culture, promoting Roman citizenship and values to maintain control over their territories.
When the Assyrians collected tribute from conquered peoples the empire became stronger because why?
We first hear of the Assyrians around 2300 BC, when Sargon of Akkad invaded their small kingdom to the north which was well-known traders, who traveled constantly between Assur and southern Turkey. When they had war, they took the weapons of the conquered and the value items of the cities. Tribute is monetary benefit conferred for protection. Money causes the receiver of the money to be able to acquire more things. Therefore, paying tribute to Assyria led to a strengthening of the Assyrian Empire.
What are two things Assyrians are know for inventing?
i dont know !o!
What cruel things did the Assyrians do to the israelites?
The Assyrians were known for their brutal conquest and treatment of the Israelites during the 8th century BCE. They practiced mass deportations, forcibly relocating entire populations to break resistance and integrate them into their empire. Additionally, they employed psychological warfare, including acts of extreme violence, torture, and public executions, to instill fear in conquered peoples. This cruelty aimed to suppress rebellion and assert Assyrian dominance in the region.
What are the good things about Edward 1?
conquered wales
What do people like about Assyrians?
what I like about the Assyrian's is how they liked to draw and that invented alot of things that we have know.
When the incas conquered different things did they let the conquered stay in power?
yes because they earned it and they don't want to lose it
What three things helped the Aztecs build an empire?
The three main factors that helped the Aztecs build an empire were: their strategic military alliances and conquests, their sophisticated agricultural practices that supported a large population, and their efficient tribute system that extracted resources from conquered territories.
What are the names of the countries the Aztecs conquered?
Americawhat now i know these things
