Who are Assyrians?

Answer 1

These people had been subject to many natural disasters and were a hardened people. One cannot say with certainty that they were uneducated for many stone tablets remain as a testimony to their intellect. Their rule in war was not showing mercy on their enemies, but this would be expected considering the times. As far as families, except for the royalty, not much mention is made of family life. In the royalty, a common element was distrust.

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The ancient Assyrians were a fierce race. Their armies were violent, cruel, bloodthirsty, and ruthless. They had a passion for battle and torture.

Modern Assyrians no longer have a country, but the people exist to this day. Much of their music and dance survives from the ancient Assyrian period. So the common people loved to eat and sing and dance, just as they do today.

Answer 2

An Ancient People who occupied much of present day Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria. The assyrians came from the northern part mesopatamia and begining aroun 850 bc acquired a large empire they had highly advanced military organization and state of the art weaponry for a time Assyria was the greatest power insw Asia Sennacherib was one of asssyrias kings the assyrians are ancient people who lived on the late mesopotamian village. the assyrian empire has accomplshed the most through out history they crated the prosses of trading to get what people need ,they also created the wheel,letters (cuneiform),ziggurats(pyrimads),and calenders they were really smart people. hope this answers your question.

Answer 3

Assyrians were strong warriors and had a rule, if you did not pay heavy taxes you would go through complete misery.

Answer 4

the Assyrians were an agricultural society.

Answer 5

They were one of the most warlike people to exist in the ancient world, in the area of Mesopotamia if i am not mistaken and ruled purely through fear, highly militarily advanced

Answer 6

Syrian and semitic

you can also just Google it and wiki has a good page on it

Answer 7

The lived before 602BC (Fall of Ninve)

Answer 8

war-loving