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| + | The Assyrian Empire was a powerful empire that reigned for many years. After the death of Ashurbanipal, the once dominant empire began to collapse. Because the Assyrian empire was such a powerful empire, and there was one king that ruled over the whole civilization, the success of the empire depended on the king. Ashurbanipal was a great king, and when he died, the civilization began to die as well. The Babylonians and the Medes then began to conquer Assyria by burning the city of Nineveh to the ground. | ||
| − | + | ''The theory which best describes the Assyrian Empire is Plutarch. Great Men and Their Character affect history. RB'' | |
| + | https://dailyscribbling.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/meso-layard.jpg | ||
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| − | Manual | + | Leila Rose Wallace |
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| + | 1) Manual | ||
| + | 2) Class Notes | ||
| + | 3)Picture: http://dailyscribbling.com/forgotten-empires/the-assyrian-empire/ | ||
Latest revision as of 12:37, 16 February 2016
The Assyrian Empire was a powerful empire that reigned for many years. After the death of Ashurbanipal, the once dominant empire began to collapse. Because the Assyrian empire was such a powerful empire, and there was one king that ruled over the whole civilization, the success of the empire depended on the king. Ashurbanipal was a great king, and when he died, the civilization began to die as well. The Babylonians and the Medes then began to conquer Assyria by burning the city of Nineveh to the ground.
The theory which best describes the Assyrian Empire is Plutarch. Great Men and Their Character affect history. RB
Leila Rose Wallace Sources: 1) Manual 2) Class Notes 3)Picture: http://dailyscribbling.com/forgotten-empires/the-assyrian-empire/
