angie1124 angie1124
  • 16-10-2014
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did the assyrians cruelty help them or hinder them in ruling their empire?

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icedraptor88
icedraptor88 icedraptor88
  • 16-10-2014
The Assyrians weren't just cruel, they were aggressive and harsh on other people. This helped keep other people in check, but sparks rebellion at the same time. So it's a calculated risk. Because their cruelty and aggressiveness led them to expand their empire as much as possible, I think their unneccesary cruelty helped them for awhile but led to their downfall in the end.
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davyscruff8
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  • 16-11-2020

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